Center Imposed Restrictions On Inviting People From Some Countries To Prestigious ‘Bharat Summit’ (Telangana Rising)

Delhi/Hyderabad, Mar 30 (Maxim News): The Center has imposed restrictions on inviting people from some countries to the prestigious ‘Bharat Summit’ (Telangana Rising) to be organized by the state government in Telangana.

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it has been suggested that the uprising should be held without inviting Arab countries and some other countries that are cooperating with those countries who are against India and to some other countries that are cooperating with those countries.  

It is learnt that External Affairs Minister Jaishankar told Chief Minister Revanth Reddy that they are saying no with the idea that if the representatives of those countries come to India, the signals will go out differently.  In this context, the state government is working to remove the names of various countries suggested by the Center and give another letter with new names.

Stand in support of the programs being undertaken by the state government to make Telangana proud in the next 25 years.  We want to invite people from many countries to the ‘Bharat Summit’ to be organised in Hyderabad in April this year under the name of Telangana Rising.  “This requires your support and permission,” CM Revanth requested External Affairs Minister Jaishankar.  He met Jaishankar in Delhi on the 13th of this month and handed over a letter to that effect.  

The letter included the names of several countries.  Meanwhile, Union Minister Jaishankar replied to CM Revanth by saying, “The India Summit you have decided to organize in the name of Telangana Rising is commendable.  Your idea is good.  However, remove the names of some Arab countries and countries cooperating with Arab countries from these.  We do not want them to come to India.  if they come here and say anything, it will send wrong signals to countries that are friendly to India.  Therefore, remove the names of those countries and organize any program you want, we have no problem with it.” (Maxim News)

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