Let us just stay on this forced assembly resolution.Muppalla wrote:
It is like this - TDP did not revive even in Andhra region. TDP, Jagan and TSR will split the 296 seats. How will the government of AP form? This is where the forced consensus will be forced to split the state to break the deadlock. Everyone thinks of being only relevant and not some lofty ideas. They will finally say goli maar and then the center with INC and BJP will pass off the stuff to form 29th state of India. For those who hope against hope and think that TRS will not do as good as expected, I don't know this time.
We all agree that the majority of 194 seats (A + R + H) will be split between TDP and Jagan.
Let us say TRS won all their 100 seats and the remaining 194 are split between TDP and Jagan .
Therefore follow this code (please don't do syntax check on this. I didn't do any programming in the last 10 years. Infact you need special compiler to compile this (:- ).
if TDP-A (seats won by TDP in andhra) < Jagan-A
then
{
TDP cannot have a deal with TRS as this is basically equal to giving power to Jagan in Andhra.;
Knowing that TDP + TRS cannot happen, Jagan is no rush.;
Jagan can have a deal with TRS but it will be on Jagan's terms. So that means compensation , guarantees etc to A + R to have face saving for Jagan for future elections;
}
else
{
Jagan cannot have deal with TRS as this is basically equal to giving power to TDP in andhra;
Knowing that Jagan + TRS cannot happen, TDP is no rush;
TDP can have a deal with TRS but it will be on TDP's terms. So that means compensation, guarantees etc to A+R to have face saving for TDP for future elections;
}
Basically the forced assembly resolution requires compromise, compensation and guarantees.
If so, why can't they do it now and why wait for next elections. In fact this is how the deadlock will be resolved before 2014 and the T state will be formed.
