TRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao declared that his party would convert the region into "a war zone" as part of their "relentless struggle" for the statehood of Telangana from the third week of May. Addressing the media at Telangana Bhavan, KCR said that keeping in mind the future of students appearing for public exams, the T movement was suspended for a period of two months after the Million March on March 10. TRS and Telangana political JAC would revive the Telangana movement immediately after the exams and entrance tests for professional courses in the third week of May.
The TRS supremo said "We have information that the Congress led UPA will make an official statement with regard to Telangana after the poll results in the five states are declared. If that does not happen, or if the decision of the Centre is against Telangana, then the TRS will resume the agitation and not stop till the separate state is achieved." KCR stated that the Telangana people had been actively participating in the movement and demanded that the UPA government carve out a separate state immediately by respecting the sentiments of four crore Telangana people, if it really believed in democratic rights as enshrined in the Constitution.
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