TELANGANA-LD BANDH 2 LST

The Osmania University, the nerve-centre of the statehood
movement by the students, remained peaceful. Slogan- shouting
students continued to hold relay hunger strikes in the
university campus amid tight security arrangements.

Meanwhile, the APSRTC suspended over 9,000 buses plying
in the Telangana region. Thousands of buses in the capital
city of Hyderabad were cancelled due to which passengers had a
tough time in reaching their destinations. Many of them were
stranded at various places.
Schools, colleges, shops and other commercial
establishments remained closed in Hyderabad and other places
in Telangana region of the southern Indian state of Andhra
Pradesh.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders, including state
party president Bandaru Dattatreya, and activists held a
sit-in outside the office of the DGP demanding that alleged
false cases against students and other Telangana agitators be
withdrawn.
Heavy police force was deployed across the region to
avoid any untoward incidents and prohibitory orders were
clamped in Hyderabad and other places.
In Karimnagar district, the agitators set afire a lorry
at Godavarikhani last night. The bandh supporters attacked the
Provident Fund office and ground water department office in
Karimnagar.
Activists of TRS, BJP and other parties organised
rallies and other forms of protest in the district. PTI CORR
RDM


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