Jeevan asks CM to put off SI test

Hyderabad, August 4(Hyderabad Deccan News): Alleging that the Centre was adopting delay tactics even in the case of abolition of 14(F) Clause though the State Assembly sent unanimous resolution 16 months back, the former minister, Mr T Jeevan Reddy, has demanded that the Chief Minister postpone the SI Recruitment Examination until the abolition of 14(F) Clause of Presidential Order.
Speaking at the Assembly media point here on Thursday, Mr Jeevan Reddy said that even the Deputy Chief Minister, Mr Damodar Rajanarasimha, too appealed to the Centre to scrap 14(F) Clause. He said that the Chief Minister has to go Delhi along with the all-party leaders for the removal of 14(F) Clause instead of addressing letters to the Centre if he was sincere towards the issue.
Stating that the CPM, MIM and Lok Satta parties also extended their support for the abolition of 14(F) Clause, he said that the Congress party will be weakened in Telangana region if the State government conducted the SI examination with the help of police security.
Finding fault with the Chief Minister for saying that there were no posts of Sis vacant in Hyderabad City, he asked the former as to how he sent a report to the Centre stating that there were 200 SI posts and 3000 Constable posts vacant in Hyderabad City. It was not proper to the Chief Minister to behave like a Seemandhra region's Chief Minister, he alleged.
Denying the rumor that the Malkajgiri MP, Mr Sarve Satyanarayana, had lost the chance of becoming a Union Minister just because of the Rajya Sabha MP, Dr K Keshav Rao, he said that the selection of candidates for the Union Cabinet posts was done by the AICC Chief, Ms Sonia Gandhi, and not by Dr Keshav Rao.


2011-08-04



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