Dissolve Srikrishna panel, says OU-JAC

The OU-JAC, which represents the student’s movement, has demanded that the Centre dissolve the Srikrishna Committee immediately.
Its members conducted a protest march in campus on Friday. It has also asked people to launch a non-cooperation movement and demanded that all public representatives of the Telangana region, from village sarpanches to Union ministers to tender their resignations immediately.
The student JACs of Kakatiya University, Telangana University, Palamur University, Mahatma Gandhi University and Satavahana University have also extended support to the bandh. “Those who welcome the Srikrishna Committee are not only cheating themselves but also others,” said Mr Ravi. “Even a school kid can easily understand the hidden agenda behind the committee’s formation.”
Anticipating protests, police has fortified the Osmania University, the nerve centre of the agitation. As many as 100 platoons have been deployed at the OU campus to tackle any situation. The city police commissioner, Mr A.K. Khan, said no permission was given to anyone to conduct rallies or demonstrations in the city. “We will arrest the individuals who violate rules and create disturbances,” he said.
Meanwhile, the APSRTC has decided to run its services as scheduled on Friday. “The city bus services will not be called off keeping in view public convenience,” said the APSRTC chairman, Mr B. Prasada Rao.