There has been a widespread criticism that the Sakala Janula Samme has been brought to an abrupt end without receiving any concrete assurance from the Centre. Even some of the employees unions who participated in the 42 day long strike have alleged that the employees JAC has mortgaged the Telangana movement by calling off the strike without any reason.

Certainly, this has put the TRS chief K Chandrasekhar Rao, Telangana political joint action committee chairman M Kodandaram and TNGOs president Swamy Goud to seriously contemplate undertaking an indefinite fast either in New Delhi or Hyderabad to coincide with the start of the winter session of Parliament. TJAC is also under pressure from various groups not to let go off the current opportunity wherein the Telangana issue has assumed immense priority both at the state and Centre.

Sources said though the issue came up for discussion several times earlier, several TJAC leaders wanted K Chandrasekhar Rao to take direct control of the movement while Kodandaram confines himself to the single point agenda of an indefinite fast by insisting on introduction of Telangana bill in Parliament during the upcoming winter session. TRS politburo is also of the opinion that KCR shouldn't take up fasting as of now and the focus has shifted to Kodandaram and Swamy Goud.