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Violence in Hyderabad

 ‘Million March' turns violent in Hyderabad

Why is this happening to us? We used to pride ourselves for hosting ravindranath tagore (never thinking he is not from our state/region). We put *Cotton Dora*'s idol in our land (never considering he is not even from our country). Such were we, that MK Gandhi praised our patriotism and hospitality.

It is a shame some of the most educated are have a positive side to this story. Supporting these acts of immaturity and haste in the name of a Greater cause, is disrespecting the genuine-ty of that demand, belittling the cause. 

There was time when we did things differently. A different leadership, and people who really followed them religiously.

The Video is a reflection of what we achieved, and how we achieved- A path is respected by the world and the humanity.

The students who lost their lives never would have done it, if it were under the same path.  The people DO deserve thier voice to be heard. But they DONOT have a right to act on what ever comes thier mind.

I lived my adoloscent life in Hyderabad.My mother is from Andhra and father is from Rayalaseema. My brother is a Hyderbadi by birth. My best friends are from Warangal, Nalgonda and Ananthapur. I lost my sister in an accident that had the fear of these issues to blame. Today I care less if a new state happens or not.  But these acts of dis-harmony leave no one winning.

Agonies should not direct your vision. Leadership should not provoke. Education should not let you act in haste. A larger cause should NEVER be rooted from violence.

If this was a divorce, these acts are like destroying your house to voice your opinion. What is next? Tell your kids to not play with each other?
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