There may be a 'Gujjar-type' agitation for separate Telangana after the Srikrishna Committee submits its report by December end, TRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao said in Hyderabad on Monday.
"All sections of Telangana are getting ready for the war after December. Revenue Department
employees met me recently. They said they will take part in the fight for Telangana. They are waiting for our call. Everybody is feeling that it is time to start a Gujjar-type agitation," he said.
The TRS president was speaking at the party's Executive Committee meeting at the party office in Hyderabad.
Earlier too he had talked about the TRS adopting an agitation similar to the Gujjars' stir in Rajasthan for reservation. The TRS president has been saying that there will be "major war" for Telangana after December.
The TRS would organise a convention at Warangal in December with 10 lakh students participating in it, he said.
He said the Congress government is not concerned about people in Telangana who are facing problems like swine flu and unavailability of fertilisers and seeds.
Alleging that irrigation projects in Telangana are neglected by successive governments, he demanded that the state government release Rs 300 crore for maintenance of Sri Ram Sagar Project, the life line of Warangal and other districts in Telangana.
Describing TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu's agitation on Babhli issue as a drama, Rao asked why the former Chief Minister never raised the issue of neglect of other irrigation projects in Telangana region.