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Congress demands for immediate implementation of reservations in Government promotions Discussion on promotion to Government employees came to the Legislature. BJP asked for postponement on the topic though TDP said that a decision to this effect will be taken in after a cabinet decision. The topic was discussed for an hour and a half. The Government said that there were legal complications and that they have to be taken into considered before the same was implemented. CPM Member Nomula Narasimha Rao asked the Government for a date on which a decision to this effect will be taken. TRS Leader Mr. K Chandrasekhara rao said that other states were already implementing this and asked for a constitution amendment as required. CLP Leader Dr. Y S Rajasekhar Reddy said that Dalits have their legal right for promotions as per the 98 Constitution Amendment and asked for categorically decision as other states were already implementing it. Replying to the questions, TDP Leader N Chandrababu Naidu said that backlog posts were filled and that Government has no intention to discourage any section of the community and that it will fight for implementation of law and justice. There was no Question and Answer session today at the Legislature. Discussions on Smart Governance at the Legislature were completely diverted as Government and Congress Members began to make comments on each other. CLP Members said that criminal background people were in the Cabinet and questioned as to how accountability will be available in case the Ministers were having corrupt backgrounds. Minister Kodela Sivaprasad said that his family is highly educated and questioned about the background of CLP Leader and his involvement into factions. Replying to this, CLP Leader asked the Government to put an enquiry on him and take action. Speaker on Chair said that words of CLP Leader won't go into records for which Congress members walked to the podium demanding for an explanation. Later discussions on Smart Governance continued. Tummalacheruvu Railway Station blasted People's War Group Naxals blasted Tummalacheruvu Railway Station in Guntur last night after sending Station Master and other staff members outside. The traffic signaling system was completely damaged. 6 rails were stopped while some others were diverted over Kajipet. Railway traffic was restored to a limited extent by today afternoon. Krishnapatte Dalam was believed to have formulated master plan for the attack. Union Minister Sri Ch Vidyasagar Rao met the patients who were at the Hospital following Naxal's attack on RTC bus at Eturu Nagaram in Warangal. He said that the Central Government will be providing the necessary funds to put a hold on terrorism. He felt that the Police were not taking an active part in the fight against terrorism Employee Unions of the state-run Road Transport Corporation asked the Police not to use RTC buses for security purpose. Secretary of APSRTC Employees Secretary Mr. Rajaram Mohan said that it is unfortunate that the police are using buses of same red color. He also requested the Naxals not to put RTC buses as target as they were people's carriers. He said that Government is insisting on running busses in the areas even though it was proved many times that the same was dangerous. TDP Party Leader Mr. N Chandrababu Naidu asked his Party MLA's to educate the people on the upcoming problems in the state. He said that drinking water problem has already started and will persist for a long time in the future. Problems in Power sector, grass for cows may come in the future. Film Star Chiranjeevi requested the medical shops not to give medicines without the prescriptions for Doctors. He said that blood bank of Chiranjeevi Charitable Trust will expand soon and that it will be having its own building by March 2003. Three persons died at an unguarded level crossing 9 kms from Narasaraopet in Guntur district. Two trains coming from either direction on the tacks pushed three persons going on a motor cycle leaving them dead. While one body was 100 feet away from the spot, the other two were 200 feet away. Bundh was observed at the Andhra University campus demanding for a recall of Vice Chancellor of the University. Colleges of Arts, Commerce, Law and Engineering were completely empty as students did not turn up for the classes. Visakha Dairy has setup a new record by collection 4 Lakh Liters of Milk. Visakhapatnam has over 1.70 Lakh people who depend on dairy farming. Sierra Atlantic has announced that it will be setting up Application Management Services at Center of Excellence in Hyderabad. The center will be concentrating on Maintenance, Up gradation and Customer Support activities. Ranji Match ends in a draw The Ranji Match between Andhra and Hyderabad team held at Gymkhana Grounds in Hyderabad ended in a draw. Andhra made 211/5 in the second innings in response to Hyderabad's 376/6 declaration in the second innings. 17 year-old Tirupati Ambati Raidu has set up a new record by making three centuries in his last three innings. Earlier the record was only for two innings.
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