The Telangana Joint Action Committee headed by chairman M Kodandaram,  is readying an action plan to goad MPs and MLAs to resign afresh. Addressing media on Sunday after flagging off employees JAC, who embarked on a bus yatra to create awareness about the Telangana movement in rural areas, T-JAC chairman M Kodandaram said they were trying to convince MPs and MLAs in the region to resign afresh to bring pressure on the Centre.

The Telangana political joint action council (JAC) is readying an action plan to force MPs and MLAs to resign afresh and join the proposed general strike by government employees in Telangana region from September 6.
Addressing media on Sunday after flagging off employees JAC, who embarked on a bus yatra to create awareness about the Telangana movement in rural areas, T-JAC chairman M Kodandaram Reddy said they were trying to convince MPs and MLAs in the region to resign afresh to bring pressure on the Centre.

"Efforts are underway to persuade them to quit their posts again and join the T movement as per the wish and aspiration of a large section of the society in the region. Those who refuse to resign will have to bear the wrath of the people. They must realise that nothing is more important than the will of the people. The latter elected them and they are answerable to them and not to their party presidents," he said. The T-JAC chairman asked all people's representatives to participate in the proposed general strike from September 6 in a big way and convey the public sentiment in support of Telangana to the Centre.

Urging Telangana people and leaders alike to draw inspiration from Anna Hazare's struggle in support of the Jan Lok Pal bill. "Our goal is Telangana and we will have to achieve it despite various systemic and political hurdles. We must take forward the spirit of Anna till the Centre is forced to announce the formation of Telangana state," he observed.