Gentlemen Agreement Telangana

Four prominent telangana and Andhra leaders signed the agreement. The agreement was aimed at allaying the fears of the people of Telangana by protecting the people of Telangana. The agreement was intended to address the fears of the people of Telangana by offering protection to the people of Telangana. The alleged violations of this agreement led to the Telangana movement in 1969 and are cited as one of the main reasons given for calling for the separation of the state for Telangana. The gentlemen`s agreement of Andhra Pradesh has a precedent in the Sri-Bagh Pact of 1937, which was between the leaders of Rayalaseema and Coastal Telugu, the districts of Madras state spoke to give assurances to Rayalaseema in exchange for his willingness to join the state of Andhra. This non-binding pact has been largely forgotten, probably because of the region`s strong political representation in the governments of the federal states since its independence. It was also agreed that the provisions of this agreement would be reviewed after ten years. However, the Heads of State and Government could not agree on the following two issues, which are not mentioned in the agreement. E. Spending distribution between the Telangana and Andhra regions. The allocation of expenditure between state resources is within the jurisdiction of the government and state legislation.

However, since it was agreed between the representatives of Andhra and Telangana that the centralised and general management expenditures of the new State should be borne proportionally by the two regions and that the balance of revenues should be reserved for development expenditures in the Territory of Telangana, the State Government is free to act in accordance with the terms of the budget agreement. The Indian government proposes to draw the attention of the Chief Minister of Andhra to this particular understanding and to express the hope that it will be implemented.