Hyderabad, Feb 08: Congress MP Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy today said he would meet party President Sonia Gandhi, if necessary, to ensure that reservations are provided to Muslims in the state.

"We will meet Madam Sonia Gandhi, if necessary, for the purpose. The Congress government would see that justice is done to minorities if by getting a Constitutional amendment," he told reporters tonight in the wake of the Andhra Pradesh High Court setting aside the law on reservation for Muslims.

Asserting that quota for Muslims was very dear to his father Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, Jagan said he would strive for realising the ideals and goals of the late Chief Minister.

State Congress President D Srinivas also said the ruling party is committed to providing reservation to Muslims.

Meanwhile, opposition parties alleged the High Court's judgement indicated "failure" of the Congress government in the state.

"The reservation was hurriedly brought before elections by the Congress government for political gains. They have no sincerity. Hence, this decision by the High Court," TRS MLA T Harish Rao said.

CPI State Secretary K Narayana said the Andhra Pradesh government should try to obtain a stay on the High Court verdict and also put pressure on the Centre for bringing about a Constitutional amendment.