Hyderabad: The political scenario in Telangana State has suddenly become hot. The man who played a key role in separate Telangana Movement, Prof. Kodandaram who is the Convener of Telangana Political Joint Action Committee announced that he would float a political party on 4th February. This has created a tumult in political circles.
It may be mentioned that Prof. Kodandaram had made an effort to bring together all the political parties, voluntary organizations and various other representatives in order to exert pressure on Central Govt. for the formation of separate Telangana State.
Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) has threatened to intensify agitation if TRS Government fails to provide jobs to unemployed youth in the State. Addressing the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ (fight for jobs) meeting at Saroornagar Stadium on Monday, TJAC Chairman Prof. M. Kodandaram alleged that the TRS Government has failed to provide jobs to the youth. He said those raising voice against the government’s failures were being harassed by implicating them in false cases. He said the government was not even permitting any organising to hold a meeting and the TJAC was able to conduct ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ only after the intervention of High Court. He said despite having permission for the meeting, police took over 2,000 students and youth into custody to prevent them from participating in the meeting. Kodandaram said despite obstacles created by TRS Government and police, the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ meeting was a grand success. Revolutionary poet Gaddar was participated as Chief Guest. The meeting was also addressed by leaders of all opposition parties. They include Congress leaders T. Jeevan Reddy and Dr. Dasoju Sravan, BJP leader Chintala Ramchander Rao, CPI leader Chada Venkat Reddy, educationists Chukka Ramaiah, Vemula Akka, Zaheeruddin Ali Khan, Govardhan Reddy, and other leaders. They demanded that the government immediately fill all vacancies to honour its promise. Elaborate security arrangements were made both inside and outside the stadium. (Photo: Zabi)
Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) has threatened to intensify agitation if TRS Government fails to provide jobs to unemployed youth in the State. Addressing the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ (fight for jobs) meeting at Saroornagar Stadium on Monday, TJAC Chairman Prof. M. Kodandaram alleged that the TRS Government has failed to provide jobs to the youth. He said those raising voice against the government’s failures were being harassed by implicating them in false cases. He said the government was not even permitting any organising to hold a meeting and the TJAC was able to conduct ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ only after the intervention of High Court. He said despite having permission for the meeting, police took over 2,000 students and youth into custody to prevent them from participating in the meeting. Kodandaram said despite obstacles created by TRS Government and police, the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ meeting was a grand success. Revolutionary poet Gaddar was participated as Chief Guest. The meeting was also addressed by leaders of all opposition parties. They include Congress leaders T. Jeevan Reddy and Dr. Dasoju Sravan, BJP leader Chintala Ramchander Rao, CPI leader Chada Venkat Reddy, educationists Chukka Ramaiah, Vemula Akka, Zaheeruddin Ali Khan, Govardhan Reddy, and other leaders. They demanded that the government immediately fill all vacancies to honour its promise. Elaborate security arrangements were made both inside and outside the stadium. (Photo: Zabi)
Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) has threatened to intensify agitation if TRS Government fails to provide jobs to unemployed youth in the State. Addressing the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ (fight for jobs) meeting at Saroornagar Stadium on Monday, TJAC Chairman Prof. M. Kodandaram alleged that the TRS Government has failed to provide jobs to the youth. He said those raising voice against the government’s failures were being harassed by implicating them in false cases. He said the government was not even permitting any organising to hold a meeting and the TJAC was able to conduct ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ only after the intervention of High Court. He said despite having permission for the meeting, police took over 2,000 students and youth into custody to prevent them from participating in the meeting. Kodandaram said despite obstacles created by TRS Government and police, the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ meeting was a grand success. Revolutionary poet Gaddar was participated as Chief Guest. The meeting was also addressed by leaders of all opposition parties. They include Congress leaders T. Jeevan Reddy and Dr. Dasoju Sravan, BJP leader Chintala Ramchander Rao, CPI leader Chada Venkat Reddy, educationists Chukka Ramaiah, Vemula Akka, Zaheeruddin Ali Khan, Govardhan Reddy, and other leaders. They demanded that the government immediately fill all vacancies to honour its promise. Elaborate security arrangements were made both inside and outside the stadium. (Photo: Zabi)
Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) has threatened to intensify agitation if TRS Government fails to provide jobs to unemployed youth in the State. Addressing the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ (fight for jobs) meeting at Saroornagar Stadium on Monday, TJAC Chairman Prof. M. Kodandaram alleged that the TRS Government has failed to provide jobs to the youth. He said those raising voice against the government’s failures were being harassed by implicating them in false cases. He said the government was not even permitting any organising to hold a meeting and the TJAC was able to conduct ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ only after the intervention of High Court. He said despite having permission for the meeting, police took over 2,000 students and youth into custody to prevent them from participating in the meeting. Kodandaram said despite obstacles created by TRS Government and police, the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ meeting was a grand success. Revolutionary poet Gaddar was participated as Chief Guest. The meeting was also addressed by leaders of all opposition parties. They include Congress leaders T. Jeevan Reddy and Dr. Dasoju Sravan, BJP leader Chintala Ramchander Rao, CPI leader Chada Venkat Reddy, educationists Chukka Ramaiah, Vemula Akka, Zaheeruddin Ali Khan, Govardhan Reddy, and other leaders. They demanded that the government immediately fill all vacancies to honour its promise. Elaborate security arrangements were made both inside and outside the stadium. (Photo: Zabi)
Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) has threatened to intensify agitation if TRS Government fails to provide jobs to unemployed youth in the State. Addressing the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ (fight for jobs) meeting at Saroornagar Stadium on Monday, TJAC Chairman Prof. M. Kodandaram alleged that the TRS Government has failed to provide jobs to the youth. He said those raising voice against the government’s failures were being harassed by implicating them in false cases. He said the government was not even permitting any organising to hold a meeting and the TJAC was able to conduct ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ only after the intervention of High Court. He said despite having permission for the meeting, police took over 2,000 students and youth into custody to prevent them from participating in the meeting. Kodandaram said despite obstacles created by TRS Government and police, the ‘Koluvulakai Kotlaata’ meeting was a grand success. Revolutionary poet Gaddar was participated as Chief Guest. The meeting was also addressed by leaders of all opposition parties. They include Congress leaders T. Jeevan Reddy and Dr. Dasoju Sravan, BJP leader Chintala Ramchander Rao, CPI leader Chada Venkat Reddy, educationists Chukka Ramaiah, Vemula Akka, Zaheeruddin Ali Khan, Govardhan Reddy, and other leaders. They demanded that the government immediately fill all vacancies to honour its promise. Elaborate security arrangements were made both inside and outside the stadium. (Photo: Zabi)
After the formation of Telangana State, he maintained distance from political posts. He made struggles to get justice to the farmers who committed suicide and the students who were worried about not getting fee reimbursement from the Govt.
He organized seminars, symposiums and roundtable conferences to unite opposition parties. When he demanded justice for the Telangana Activists and organized rallies, Govt. created hurdles for him at various places. He got pressures from various corners for the formation of a new political party.
Prof. Kodandaram told that a meeting of all the activists of Telangana Political Joint Action Committee is being convened at 10 a.m. on Sunday at Sama Srinivas Garden, Turka Yamjal in which representatives of other parties and organizations are also invited.
After taking into consideration the issues farmers are facing, a formal announcement would be made for the formation of a new political party.
Prof. Kodandaram further told that even after the formation of the new political party, TJAC would continue to exist. The name of the new political party would be finalized soon.
