The call for 'Telangana march' on September 30 by Professor M. Kodandaram, led Joint action committee (JAC) has evoked mixed response from many political parties of the erstwhile Telangana region. Yet he embarked on a Telangana Prachara Yatra, and as a part of the yatra he lashed out at the Congress leaders. On one side he called his march as a peace march on the lines of Mahatma Gandhi and on the other side he says that if by September 30, the news about the Telangana formation was not announced, then all the Congress leaders will be firmly dealt with. How far is the leader right in his approach, feel critics.

The professor is also quoted as saying that the Vijayawada Congress MP Lagadapati is a 'paper tiger' and spoke against him in length. Some of the public felt that the esteemed educationalist should have answered the questions of the Vijayawada MP before logging into a verbal attack.

In addition to all this, the JAC leader also accused the Telangana Congress leaders being taken over by the Seemandhra leaders, with hefty amounts. In a way the JAC Supremo had instituted insults on all sets of leaders of the Congress party. In what way is it right questioned, noted columnists.

On the other hand the Telangana Rashtra Samithi President K Chandrashekhar Rao is toiling at the national capital for getting the green signal for the separate state. And here the JAC is going all out on verbal duel. Quite contrasting, feel observers. (With inputs from internet-AW AarKay)