For the first time in the state: Muslims get jobs in quota
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For the first time in the state: Muslims get jobs in quota
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Compare this two news items emanating from
Hyderabad
(Muslims get jobs in quota, Minister driven our by MIM members) .. Looks like peaceful Hindus are doomed and aggressive Muslims are being rewarded.
Meanwhile this is the news of Hindus in Pakistan ... sorry no quota for them .. only kidnapping and decimation.
Pak: Hindus threaten poll boycott over kidnappings
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/001200801310339.htm
Muslims get jobs in quota
http://www.deccan.com/City/CityNews.asp?#Muslims%20get%20jobs%20in%20quota
Hyderabad, Feb. 1: For the first time in the state, 10 Muslim candidates have been selected as engineers in the government. They will be posted in APGenco and distribution companies under the 4 per cent quota. The engineers will be given their appointment orders on Saturday.
Though the Muslim reservation is in court, the government went ahead with its implementation in the government jobs sector. Reservations of Muslims under the BC ‘E’ category is in force in selection of students for education institutions. The energy minister, Mr Mohd Ali Shabbir, said eight candidates — seven in electrical and one mechanical — were selected as assistant engineers in APGenco and two in distribution companies.
The candidates would meet the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, on Saturday. “It will be a historic day for the minority Muslim candidates,” the minister said. “The government has fulfilled its promise made to Muslims of providing reservations in education and employment,” Mr Ali said.
The APGenco managing director, Mr Ajay Jain, said the candidates were selected from different districts.
The candidates selected in APGenco are: S.K.G Valli (Kadapa), S.K. Abdul Mateen (Krishna), M.H. Khaja Mohiuddin (Adilabad), S.K. Rafi, S.K. Siraj (both Nellore), Shaik Yasim (Khammam), Mohd Khalida Begum (Nalgonda) and Shaik Jahengir (Prakasam).
Minister Kasu driven out of Old City
http://www.andhracafe.com/index.php?m=show&id=31199
HYDERABAD : The civil supplies minister, K. Venkata Krishna Reddy, was literally driven out of the old city by workers of the Majlis Ittehadul Muslimeen on Wednesday and was arrogantly snubbed by its leaders. The shaken minister was left apologising to the Owaisis.
Krishna Reddy’s embarrassing experience made it evident that the MIM’s writ runs in the old city and the ruling party can do nothing about it. The minister had reached the old city to conduct surprise checks on fair price shops.
However, as soon as he stepped into Talabkatta along with the legal meteorology controller, Tejdeep Kaur, other officials and mediapersons, he was surrounded by fair price shop dealers and local MIM workers. The MIM workers obstructed the convoy and started pushing the minister back, raising slogans against him. They told him that he could not visit the locality without prior permission from the local legislator, Akbaruddin Owaisi.
Though Krishna Reddy tried to explain the reason for his visit, the mob was not willing to listen and asked him to leave the place. The minister then called up Owaisi. It was evident that the MLA blasted him over the phone since all that the minister could say in reply was: “yes..., sorry..., sorry....” Then Krishna Reddy turned his convoy to Darussalam, the MIM headquarters, to meet the party’s leaders.
When mediapersons asked the minister about the change of plan, he said that Owaisi had invited him for tea. However, the Owaisis were not present at Darussalam. The MIM legislators, Maqtada Khan, Mumtaz Khan and Moazam Khan, remained seated on their chairs did not even welcome Krishna Reddy. “Why did you visit the old city without informing us,” they asked him. “What are you doing here?”
Looking sheepish, the minister tried to talk about his friendly ties with the Owaisi family for decades. “ Akbaruddin Owaisi invited me over for tea,” he said. However, the MLAs cryptically replied that Akbaruddin Owaisi had already left and that Salar — Sultan Salahuddin Owaisi — was not available.
The minister then requested for a glass of water, drank it and left the premises. While returning, he also faced a round of sharp criticism from mediapersons who were angry with the minister rushing them to the MIM office.
(Muslims get jobs in quota, Minister driven our by MIM members) .. Looks like peaceful Hindus are doomed and aggressive Muslims are being rewarded.
Meanwhile this is the news of Hindus in Pakistan ... sorry no quota for them .. only kidnapping and decimation.
Pak: Hindus threaten poll boycott over kidnappings
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/001200801310339.htm
Muslims get jobs in quota
http://www.deccan.com/City/CityNews.asp?#Muslims%20get%20jobs%20in%20quota
Hyderabad, Feb. 1: For the first time in the state, 10 Muslim candidates have been selected as engineers in the government. They will be posted in APGenco and distribution companies under the 4 per cent quota. The engineers will be given their appointment orders on Saturday.
Though the Muslim reservation is in court, the government went ahead with its implementation in the government jobs sector. Reservations of Muslims under the BC ‘E’ category is in force in selection of students for education institutions. The energy minister, Mr Mohd Ali Shabbir, said eight candidates — seven in electrical and one mechanical — were selected as assistant engineers in APGenco and two in distribution companies.
The candidates would meet the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, on Saturday. “It will be a historic day for the minority Muslim candidates,” the minister said. “The government has fulfilled its promise made to Muslims of providing reservations in education and employment,” Mr Ali said.
The APGenco managing director, Mr Ajay Jain, said the candidates were selected from different districts.
The candidates selected in APGenco are: S.K.G Valli (Kadapa), S.K. Abdul Mateen (Krishna), M.H. Khaja Mohiuddin (Adilabad), S.K. Rafi, S.K. Siraj (both Nellore), Shaik Yasim (Khammam), Mohd Khalida Begum (Nalgonda) and Shaik Jahengir (Prakasam).
Minister Kasu driven out of Old City
http://www.andhracafe.com/index.php?m=show&id=31199
HYDERABAD : The civil supplies minister, K. Venkata Krishna Reddy, was literally driven out of the old city by workers of the Majlis Ittehadul Muslimeen on Wednesday and was arrogantly snubbed by its leaders. The shaken minister was left apologising to the Owaisis.
Krishna Reddy’s embarrassing experience made it evident that the MIM’s writ runs in the old city and the ruling party can do nothing about it. The minister had reached the old city to conduct surprise checks on fair price shops.
However, as soon as he stepped into Talabkatta along with the legal meteorology controller, Tejdeep Kaur, other officials and mediapersons, he was surrounded by fair price shop dealers and local MIM workers. The MIM workers obstructed the convoy and started pushing the minister back, raising slogans against him. They told him that he could not visit the locality without prior permission from the local legislator, Akbaruddin Owaisi.
Though Krishna Reddy tried to explain the reason for his visit, the mob was not willing to listen and asked him to leave the place. The minister then called up Owaisi. It was evident that the MLA blasted him over the phone since all that the minister could say in reply was: “yes..., sorry..., sorry....” Then Krishna Reddy turned his convoy to Darussalam, the MIM headquarters, to meet the party’s leaders.
When mediapersons asked the minister about the change of plan, he said that Owaisi had invited him for tea. However, the Owaisis were not present at Darussalam. The MIM legislators, Maqtada Khan, Mumtaz Khan and Moazam Khan, remained seated on their chairs did not even welcome Krishna Reddy. “Why did you visit the old city without informing us,” they asked him. “What are you doing here?”
Looking sheepish, the minister tried to talk about his friendly ties with the Owaisi family for decades. “ Akbaruddin Owaisi invited me over for tea,” he said. However, the MLAs cryptically replied that Akbaruddin Owaisi had already left and that Salar — Sultan Salahuddin Owaisi — was not available.
The minister then requested for a glass of water, drank it and left the premises. While returning, he also faced a round of sharp criticism from mediapersons who were angry with the minister rushing them to the MIM office.
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