TRS and BJP-both these parties are in favour of Telangana cause but it looks like there are no good terms between these parties. While TRS earlier said that it would welcome any party that supports Telangana cause, not to forget the statements K Chandrashekara Rao who earlier said that BJP was a party based on the interests of particular community. Also, there's good amount of Muslim majority in Telangana region that might not welcome Bharatiya Janatha Party in the state given the allegations surrounding the party since early 90s.

So, for Muslim minorities in Telangana region, TRS could be an ideal one and TRS too apparently doesn't want to lose this vote bank and that could be the reason why KCR earlier made such statements against BJP. However, if TRS doesn't support UPA and NDA, how will it get Telangana state is a main question. Now TRS is going against UPA stating that it's dilly dallying on the issue and it's not supporting BJP either terming the party as religious. What really TRS is looking at? Just a couple of assembly seats and Lok Sabha seats so that it can continue to voice the demand for another five years?

Notably, BJP senior leader Prakash Javadekar reiterated that Telangana would be formed in 100 days if NDA comes to power. If TRS is keen on Telangana, then will it be a right move to oppose BJP, which is promising Telangana in 100 days? These are some obvious questions that keep any average individual engaged in discussions.

May be too many politics are surrounding Telangana issue. Let us hope that peace prevails in the state and voters would not be put in confusion by so many political parties that promise the same cause but throw mud at each other.

(AW Phani)