Looks like the Telangana Political Joint Action Committee, which was speculated to be towing in line with the Telangana Rashtra Samithi is again targeting the party on the T issue. The speech of the JAC supremo Professor Kodandaram at the Gun park on Monday is a mirror to this sentiment.

While addressing a huge gathering at the venue in Hyderabad where the Bus Yatra demanding the T formation commenced in the late morning hours of the day. The leader mentioned that the Congress led UPA leaders where dillydallying over the issue and giving contradictory statements. He also questioned the leaders from the region at Delhi making no moves on the issue is disturbing and shows their hand-in-glove attitude.

Well did he target the TRS or was the statement a general one is yet to be briefed by the JAC. But speculators feel that the two spearheading the movement in Telangana are treading on diverse attitudes. This could as well be set back for both the groups. Because without JAC, TRS has no activist-force and without TRS, the JAC has no power. On the whole it is a mixed bag of ideas for both the parties which are fighting for the same cause with different approaches.

At this juncture how the two organizations will plan their future endeavor is a big question hanging on the minds of the normal public of the region. As the central party has never in the history given importance to any activist movement which has no political support. And no party has ever won the electoral without the consensus of the activists of a particular region. So will it be a pitfall for KCR or Kodandaram has to be waited and watched, feel critics.

(Wishesh AarKay)