అమరావతిని అభివృద్ధి చేస్తాం, రాజధానిని తరలిస్తాం:అసెంబ్లీలో బిల్లులు||Three capital bills in assembly
The Jaganmohan Reddy government on Monday introduced the bill in Andhra Pradesh Assembly to have three capitals in the state. The cabinet, eariler in the morning, had approved the three-capital proposal during its meeting at the state secretariat, chaired by CM Reddy.
After the cabinet meeting, the Legislative Assembly Business Advisory Committee met at 10 am and cleared the draft bill. Moving the bill on the first day of the extended winter session of the Assembly, Finance and Legislative Affairs Minister Buggana Rajendranath said the government decided to enact a new legislation for decentralisation and inclusive development of all regions in the state for ensuring "balanced and inclusive growth" of Andhra Pradesh.
The AP Decentralisation and Inclusive Development of All Regions Bill, 2020, also provides for dividing the state into various zones and establishing zonal planning and development boards.
The ruling YSR government plans to set up a legislative capital in Amaravati, executive/secretariat in Visakhapatnam and judicial in Kurnool. Meanwhile, protesters gathered outside the assembly in large numbers demanding Jagan Reddy government to take back the proposal.
While the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government has been firm on carrying out its new plans for "comprehensive, parallel and decentralised development, other political parties and citizens at large have opposed the ruling YSR Congress' move to relocate the state capital from Amaravati to Visakhapatnam, as already indicated by the Chief Minister on the floor of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly on December 17.
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అమరావతిని అభివృద్ధి చేస్తాం, రాజధానిని తరలిస్తాం:అసెంబ్లీలో బిల్లులు||Three capital bills in assembly The Jaganmohan Reddy government on Monday introduced the bill in Andhra Pradesh Assembly to have three capitals in the state. The cabinet, eariler in the morning, had approved the three-capital proposal during its meeting at the state secretariat, chaired by CM Reddy. After the cabinet meeting, the Legislative Assembly Business Advisory Committee met at 10 am and cleared the draft bill. Moving the bill on the first day of the extended winter session of the Assembly, Finance and Legislative Affairs Minister Buggana Rajendranath said the government decided to enact a new legislation for decentralisation and inclusive development of all regions in the state for ensuring "balanced and inclusive growth" of Andhra Pradesh. The AP Decentralisation and Inclusive Development of All Regions Bill, 2020, also provides for dividing the state into various zones and establishing zonal planning and development boards. The ruling YSR government plans to set up a legislative capital in Amaravati, executive/secretariat in Visakhapatnam and judicial in Kurnool. Meanwhile, protesters gathered outside the assembly in large numbers demanding Jagan Reddy government to take back the proposal. While the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government has been firm on carrying out its new plans for "comprehensive, parallel and decentralised development, other political parties and citizens at large have opposed the ruling YSR Congress' move to relocate the state capital from Amaravati to Visakhapatnam, as already indicated by the Chief Minister on the floor of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly on December 17.