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Indefinite bandh planned in Telangana

Tension gripped the Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh on Saturday, with the joint action committee ( JAC) of people’s representatives of Telangana planning to observe an indefinite bandh from Tuesday, if the Centre did not announce in the next two days a timeframe for the formation of the Telangana state . - Tiwari resigns as Andhra Gav - IT firms embrace safety measures for staff - Telangana erupts again, 70 MLAs resign, Joint Action Committee formed - Congress MP wanted to prove a point - Ministers join Telangana protest - Police on alert “We will wait till Monday for the Centre’s announcement. If it does not come, we will call for an indefinite bandh from Tuesday,” Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) President, K Chandrasekhar Rao said. JAC Convenor Kodandaram, however, said the future course of action would finalised at the committee’s meeting, to be held on Sunday. “ We have received various suggestions on how to carry the agitation forward. We will consider all of these views and chalk out a programme,” he said. Meanwhile, the 13 ministers, who had sent their resignations to Congress President Sonia Gandhi, have decided to visit New Delhi on Sunday.


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