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GO 938: BJP asks YSR to quit

Special Correspondent

Series of agitation programmes on public issues planned March 17

HYDERABAD: The BJP has asked the Government to permit opposition parties to see all files, including the note files circulated in respect of GO 938. It wants Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy to take the moral responsibility and resign from his post for issuance of the order that reflects the Government's intention of bringing back the emergency days. "It is evident from the inquiry conducted by the Chief Secretary that Dr. Reddy had signed the note file put up for the GO," BJP State president Bandaru Dattatreya said.

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