CBI questions Jagan and the latest from Hyderabad

May 25, 2012 11:21

The Rapid Action Force and a host of police personnel have been deployed across Hyderabad to maintain law and order in view of YSR Congress chief Jagan Mohan Reddy's questioning by the Central Bureau of Investigation on Friday. Jagan reached the CBI's office around 10.30 am on Friday. Scores of Jagan's supporters have reached Hyderabad to show their solidarity. The situation right now is peaceful. No agitations or dharnas have been organised by the Y S R Congress.

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