Telangana Activists Hope for Justice via K.K. Committee Report

Twelve years after Telangana became a state, activists who fought for its formation are still waiting for recognition and justice.

They faced arrests, job losses, and other hardships during the movement.

Now, they are hoping that a report by the K.K. Committee will help the government take action.

They want the government to withdraw cases against them, give them identity cards, set up a welfare board, provide pensions and medical security, help them start their own businesses, and give them priority in government jobs.

They also want a survey to identify all the real participants of the movement and have asked the government to act by September 17.