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CM for quota for SCs in pvt. sector
By Our Special Correspondent
BANGALORE, MARCH 18. The Chief Minister, Mr. S.M.Krishna, has
favoured reservation of jobs in the private sector for Scheduled
Castes, Scheduled Tribes and the other backward classes (OBCs).
The Chief Minister, however, said he was for persuading the
private sector to adopt such a policy and not through other
means. Mr. Krishna was talking to presspersons at the media
centre of the Congress plenary session.
Reacting to the complaint that OBCs had been excluded from the
Congress Working Committee (CWC), he said the situation would be
corrected when the three nominated vacancies would be filled. He
said that a decision on closing down the sick public sector
industries of the State Government would be taken after studying
the report to be submitted by a committee. He said that the case
of each public sector unit was different from the other.
The Chief Minister expressed his opposition to the way the NDA
Government was handling the issue and favoured what he called
restructuring the PSUs.
To a question on the police operations against the forest
brigand, Veerappan, the Chief Minister claimed that he was on the
run. The Special Task Force had cut off the supply of essential
items to Veerappan. He did not foresee any non-cooperation from
Tamil Nadu if a new government were to come to power there after
the elections.
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