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The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) today asked the Centre to amend
the Constitution for classifying Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh into
different sub-groups."The various committees constituted by the government
have favoured classification of SCs in AP into A, B, C and D groups. In fact,
our government had in 1996 brought in the classification, but in 2004, the
Supreme Court had struck it down. Hence, the Centre should now amend the
Constitution to give legal status to SC classification," TDP president N
Chandrababu Naidu told a press conference here today.The TDP politburo, which met here under his chairmanship,
favoured classification to ensure "social and equal justice" between
the different sects of SCs.There are two sects among SCs in AP -- malas and madigas.
Malas are supposed to be a predominant sect while madigas are "less
privileged".The classification of these sects into A, B, C and D groups
has been a highly sensitive issue for years with malas staunchly opposing it
and madigas strongly fighting for it.After the Supreme Court struck down the classification
implemented by the TDP, the Congress government promised to get the
Constitution amended but in the last eight years did not achieve anything in
this regard.This has distanced the madigas from the Congress.
"There will not be equal justice without classifying
the SC sects. Various committees over the years have recommended classification
but a Constitutional amendment is required for this. The TDP will write to the
Centre in this regard," Chandrababu announced.He appealed to malas to appreciate the TDP's stance on the
critical issue.
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