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Amend statute for Muslim quota, says MP

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: Rasheed Alvi, Member of the Rajya Sabha from the State, said that he would press for a constitutional amendment if the final judgement of the Supreme Court went against the Andhra Pradesh Government's decision to give five per cent reservations to Muslims.

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