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Who among the following submitted a memorandum to Fazal Ali Commission in July, 1954 when it came to Karimnagar requesting for Vishalendra?

Who among the following submitted a memorandum to Fazal Ali Commission in July, 1954 when it came to Karimnagar requesting for Vishalendra? Correct Answer Ananda Rao Thota

The correct answer is Ananda Rao Thota.

  • Ananda Rao Thota submitted a memorandum to the Fazal Ali Commission in July 1954, when he came to Karimnagar and requested for Vishalendra.​

Important Points

  • In December 1953, the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru appointed a State Reorganization Committee, headed by Justice Fazal Ali.
    • This is known as the Fazal Ali Commission.
    • The States Reorganization Commission came into force on 31 November 1956 and came into force on 1 November 1956.
    • The States Reorganization Act essentially sought to define the boundaries of Indian states and territories and organize them on linguistic lines.

​ Additional Information

  • Karimnagar is a city in the state of Telangana, India.
    • It is a major urban agglomeration and the fifth largest city in the state.
    • It is the headquarters of the Karimnagar district.
    • Visandhra was a movement for a united state for all Telugu-speaking people after independence.

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