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AP govt orders CBI probe into chopper crash

The Andhra Pradesh government has ordered a CBI inquiry into the chopper crash in which former chief minister Rajasekhara Reddy and four others died last week. Interim Chief Minister K Rosaiah requested Union Home Minister P Chidambaram for a CBI probe into the tragedy, a statement issued by the government said. - Sonia summons YSR aide after signature campaign - Andhra orders CBI probe into YSR"s chopper crash - Andhra orders CBI probe into YSR chopper crash - Reddy autopsy report to be handed over to probe agencies - Andhra Cabinet sworn in again; Rosaiah assumes office - Jagan wants Sonia to decide CM The state government has also decided to constitute a two-member high-level expert committee consisting of M R Reddy, a retired IPS officer and an exert in VIP security, and HS Kola, former director general of civil aviation, to probe the chopper crash in two months.


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