Andhra Pradesh ministers Kollu Ravindra and Atchannaidu defended the governing alliance’s approach to backward-class representation in local elections. Their remarks followed renewed political arguments after the Supreme Court’s ruling on the state’s reservation plea.
Political and institutional context
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Why it matters
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