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BCs threaten stir

HYDERABAD: The AP State Backward Classes Welfare Association on Sunday threatened to launch an agitation if reservations for SCs, STs and BCs were not implemented in the Group I preliminary examination, as ordered by the High Court. R. Krishnaiah, president, said an attempt was being made to mislead the government that 1.5 lakh candidates would have to be allowed to take the exam if the court ruling was implemented. –Special Correspondent

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