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Joint Task Forces of States to arrest naxals violence
Hyderabad
A meeting of the Chief Secretaries and Directors-General of Police of 13 States organized by the Ministry of Home Affairs on Friday decided to constitute joint task forces of police to check naxal activity in six States. Andhra Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Bihar, Orissa and Maharashtra, which have a contiguous forest and where naxal violence is higher than the rest of the country, have been selected for joint operations. Recognizing the naxal problem was not limited to one State as it had trans-border implications, the meeting authorized the police chiefs of the six States to plan operations in consultation with one another to put down militancy. The meeting was presided by the Union Home Secretary, VK Duggal who told the reporters that joint anti naxal operations had been tried successfully in the past. He said that the standing Committee of the Chief Ministers of affected States would meet within a month in tune with their resolve to hold regular consultations. Involvement of the people in the rural and backward areas development in deep hinterland was stressed. The Chief Minister, YS Rajasekhara Reddy hosted a lunch for the participants of the meeting. Join Discussions on this topic at AndhraNews.com
MSR shifted to Sports and Culture
Hyderabad
The Endowments Minister, M.Satyanarayanarao was on Friday shifted to Sports and Culture portfolio at the intervention of the AICC. This follows the request of Mr.Rao to the Chief Minister and the AICC leadership to consider changes of portfolio after the recent land scam controversy. Join Discussions on this topic at AndhraNews.com |
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