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Rajahmundry
Staff Reporter
Rajahmundry: The National Ex-Servicemen Coordination Committee has announced that in the wake of recent twin blasts and intensified terrorist activities in State capital and other places, their members are ready to protect key installations in the State, if the government gives them an opportunity. “We are ready to do any sacrifice for the motherland. Government has to take us into the proposed special force which is going to be formed to face terrorist acts”-declared K. Nagaraju, State president of the Ex-Servicemen Committee, which met here on Sunday.
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