TJAC asked all MLA's & MPs from both Cong & TDP to resign if the central government failed to respond positively to the demand for a separate state.
"If the centre fails to take a positive decision by June 25 all public representatives of Congress and TDP should resign and create constitutional crisis," TJAC convenor M. Kodandaram told reporters after a meeting of the apex body.
Kodandaram also appealed to Telangana people not to allow MLAs & MPs to visit the villages if they refuse to resign by June 25.
The meeting also decided to lay siege to Hyderabad June 19 to demand a bill in the coming parliament session for a separate state.
Kodandaram said lakhs of people would come out and cook and eat food on the roads as a mark of protest.
KCR said that he would participate in the protest along with his family members. He urged all families of Telangana to take part.
TJAC also announced a series of protests, including road blockades, during visits by ministers and other public representatives.
The apex body chalked out its future course of action on a day when Congress MPs from Telangana met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi and urged him to initiate immediate steps for formation of separate state.
The MPs led by senior leader K. Keshava Rao told the prime minister that if New Delhi delays a decision it would be difficult for them to visit their constituencies and face people. They also said they would also be forced to quit.
KK told reporters that PM said the government would take an appropriate decision at an appropriate time.
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