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Hyderabad tense, police arrests OU students

Hyderabad tense, police arrest students
Hyderabad, Dec 9: Hyderabad was on security alert after police arrested students and teachers of Osmania University (OU) to curb the protests for a separate state of Telangana.

About 3,000 armed policemen moved to the campus and swooped on the students on hunger strike to demand a Telangana state to be carved out of Andhra Pradesh.

Policemen, including paramilitary personnel, forcibly evacuated all hostels on the campus and took students into custody.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Sheikh Mohammed Iqbal said, "Prohibitory orders are in force and the assembly here is unlawful and hence we have arrested the students."

Police also arrested legislative council member Chukka Ramaiah when he tried to go to Osmania University.

Tension also prevailed at the high-security assembly building when activists of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) tried to lay siege to the assembly and nearby council building.

Over 200 students reached the assembly and tried to barge in. Raising slogans of "Jai Telangana" they clashed with police at the main gate.
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Senior officials ordered an inquiry to find out how the group could reach the assembly when policemen have been deployed on all the routes leading to the building.

Over 15,000 policemen from Andhra Pradesh and neighboring states have been deployed in Hyderabad to foil student plans to march to the assembly.

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Patricia 12 Dec 2009 01:47 am
Its a shame and OU students never had any better business than to stage protests...Who cares if a loser like KCR dies with his fake fasting....who cares if he is in power or not...don't these idiots in the university realize he is just using them...how many people come from Andhra and Rayalseema regions to study in the instituition and if you want a separate Telangana ...u think u r so capable...all the businesses run there are by Andhra people...u will be nothing but a begging state and then what
Raja Reddy 10 Dec 2009 10:31 pm
I believed small state governance would be more effective but unfortunately it looks more of a power game. I am seriously worried about the discrimination others are about to face and their safety. I cannot believe this is happening in my beloved state. Most modern politicians theme is no matter what ...I need power. Even if millions of lives.
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