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Federal law to deal with terrorism sought

HYDERABAD: Former Union Minister of State for Home Ch. Vidyasagar Rao has demanded a federal law to deal with terrorism in the country in view of frequent complaints by Chief Ministers of States that they did not get intelligence inputs from the Centre to be able to check terrorist strikes. -Special Correspondent

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