Resignations, Telangana protests back in Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad: Resignations and protests for a separate Telangana
state returned to haunt Andhra Pradesh Monday, a day after the
central government, ignoring its own one-month deadline,
indefinitely postponed a decision on the vexatious issue.  Seven
of the 12 Congress MPs from the Telangana region met here and
decided to quit both parliament and the party while state
ministers also said they were ready for any sacrifice for the
cause of a separate state.  Protestors in Hyderabad and nine
other districts of Telangana vented their ire at the Congress,
accusing it of betraying people even as Telangana Rashtra
Samithi (TRS) chief K. Chandrasekhara Rao vowed to intensify the
agitation with a call for lay siege to the assembly during the
budget session.  Scores of pro-Telangana protestors were
arrested by police in Hyderabad, Warangal and other parts of the
region. Rallies were taken out and meetings were held to condemn
the statement of union Home Minister Sush