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Bid to privatise civic services must be withdrawn: CPI(M)

Bid to privatise civic services must be withdrawn: CPI(M)
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The CPI(M) has demanded the withdrawal of government orders that would privatize municipal services in Andhra Pradesh, citing concerns over job losses and increased costs for residents. The party warns of potential protests if the government proceeds with the PPP model for municipal administration.

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It highlights the ongoing debate between public service delivery and privatization in municipal governance.

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The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has demanded the immediate withdrawal of Government Orders (G.O.s) 673 and 975 pertaining to municipal administration, alleging that they would pave the way for large-scale privatisation of municipal services across Andhra Pradesh.

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The article focuses on the CPI(M)'s opposition to privatization, reflecting a labor-centric political viewpoint.

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