The Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) has declared a war on the Congress and the Telugu Desam Party. The TJAC, which kicked off its second phase of agitation by organising a Maha Dharna, has sent out signals loud and clear that the Congress and the TDP MLAs and MPs should quit their posts immediately or face the music. The TJAC would do all in its might to galvanise the people of Telangana against the MLAs who refused to resign, TJAC chairman Prof M Kodandaram has said.
Addressing the demonstrators at the maha dharna, Kodandaram said already Telangana people were seething inwardly over the hasty retreat by the legislators of the two parties.
�The TJAC had the responsibility to make people aware of who worked for the T-cause sincerely and who had been putting up a show, he said.
Prof Kodandaram said they would not allow Congress and TDP MPs and MLAs to enter villages. There would be banners and flexis describing them as Telangana betrayors.
The TJAC had started a campaign for the Sakala Janula Samme and it would reach all the villages in phases. Leaders of the TRS, BJP, CPI-ML New Democracy and from various people's organisations participated in the day-long dharna.
"The central government has failed to resolve the T issue. Union home minister P Chidambaram has escaped from his responsibility by shifting the blame on the Congress and the TDP," he said. In this situation, the people of Telangana have no other option but to sustain the movement," he said.
The Union home minister should quit if could not resolve the T issue, he added.
"In the name of anti-graft movement, TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu may try to tour the Telangana region. People should not allow him to play cheap tactics," he said. TRS leader E Rajendar, TDP suspended MLA Nagam Janardhan Reddy, BJP leaders Ch Vidyasagar Rao, B Dattatreya, CPI-ML New Democracy leader V Suryam and TNGOs president K Swami Goud were among the leaders present at the dharna.
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