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BC leader threatens fast

HYDERABAD: AP Backward Classes Welfare Association president R. Krishnaiah has threatened to launch indefinite hunger strike from January 28 if the government failed to concede the long pending demands of BCs.

He said that government was doling out sops to various sections of society but no announcements on the demands of the BCs were made.

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