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New Delhi, March 3
The Haryana Government can finally heave a sigh of relief with Jats agreeing to call off their ongoing agitation demanding the Other Backward Classes status for the community.
Corporate Affairs Minister M Veerappa Moily indicated today the cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines was "not professionally managed" and the onus was on promoter Vijay Mallya to convince the lenders.
Asked if mismanagement was responsible for Kingfisher's troubled times
and that the carrier should be allowed to fly into the sunset, Moily
said, "That's not our (government's) desire; it (Kingfisher) has to
survive".
