<p>Police suspect that left-wing extremists may infiltrate the “Chalo Assembly” protest and spark violence during the stir called by the Telangana Joint Action Committee (T-JAC) here on June 14.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Police also reiterated that no permission would be given to the proposed protest, citing ongoing session of Andhra Pradesh Assembly.<br /><br />“We have inputs that left-wing extremist groups may get involved in the ‘Chalo Assembly’ protest and generate violence,” a senior police officer told PTI.<br /><br />A string of violent incidents had marred the ‘Telangana March’ held here on September 30 last year with police suspecting the involvement of Maoist insurgents.<br /><br />“We here have been reports in a section of media here that the banned CPI (Maoist) has given a call to transform the ‘Chalo Assembly’ protest into a militant struggle,” Hyderabad Police Commissioner Anurag Sharma told reporters.<br /><br />Apart from 20 companies of central paramilitary forces, police personnel from various districts in the state are being drawn to maintain law and order on June 14.<br /><br />“We have seen that when such calls were given in the past by pro-Telangana organisations... invariably things have turned violent,” Sharma said.<br /><br />He was referring to the “Million March” held in March 2011 and the ‘Telangana March’ in September last year.<br /><br />“Large-scale destruction of private and public property has taken place and that is why we have decided that we cannot give permission to any such demonstration,” Sharma added. <br /><br />Police will deal strictly with those who violate the orders. <br /><br />Telangana Joint Action Committee, headed by M Kodandaram, is an umbrella organisation of various groupings of employees, students etc. who are backing the separate statehood demand.</p>
<p>Police suspect that left-wing extremists may infiltrate the “Chalo Assembly” protest and spark violence during the stir called by the Telangana Joint Action Committee (T-JAC) here on June 14.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Police also reiterated that no permission would be given to the proposed protest, citing ongoing session of Andhra Pradesh Assembly.<br /><br />“We have inputs that left-wing extremist groups may get involved in the ‘Chalo Assembly’ protest and generate violence,” a senior police officer told PTI.<br /><br />A string of violent incidents had marred the ‘Telangana March’ held here on September 30 last year with police suspecting the involvement of Maoist insurgents.<br /><br />“We here have been reports in a section of media here that the banned CPI (Maoist) has given a call to transform the ‘Chalo Assembly’ protest into a militant struggle,” Hyderabad Police Commissioner Anurag Sharma told reporters.<br /><br />Apart from 20 companies of central paramilitary forces, police personnel from various districts in the state are being drawn to maintain law and order on June 14.<br /><br />“We have seen that when such calls were given in the past by pro-Telangana organisations... invariably things have turned violent,” Sharma said.<br /><br />He was referring to the “Million March” held in March 2011 and the ‘Telangana March’ in September last year.<br /><br />“Large-scale destruction of private and public property has taken place and that is why we have decided that we cannot give permission to any such demonstration,” Sharma added. <br /><br />Police will deal strictly with those who violate the orders. <br /><br />Telangana Joint Action Committee, headed by M Kodandaram, is an umbrella organisation of various groupings of employees, students etc. who are backing the separate statehood demand.</p>