Centre ruling government BJP president Amit Shah on Friday called andhra Pradesh CM and TDP chief N. Chandrababu Naidu to welcome him for a meeting on the execution of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act and confirmations given in Parliament.
An assignment, drove by Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Y. S. Chowdary, will meet Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Mr. Shah and authorities on March 5, the due date settled by Mr. Naidu for the Center to report a period headed activity get ready for the usage of the Reorganization Act.
Mr. Shah’s phone call expect noteworthiness in the wake of the Telugu Desam Party’s choice to look for the help of all gatherings for its request. Notwithstanding the BJP VIPs offering an olive branch, the TDP, sources stated, had chosen to proceed with plans to advance up challenges in Parliament.
It will be an affability call. The TDP should not trade off on Andhra Pradesh’s interests. The gathering will keep on mounting weight on the Center until the point when the issues raised by us are routed agreeable to us,” Mr. Naidu is learnt to host told his party partners.
Srikakulam MP Kinjarapu Ramamohan Naidu, Andhra Pradesh State Planning Board bad habit administrator C. Kutumba Rao and authorities will go with Mr. Chowdary.Mr. Rammohan Naidu and Mr. Kutumba Rao had met Mr. Shah on Thursday to examine issues identified with the State’s bifurcation.
Be that as it may, the Telugu Desam pioneers were clearly not content with the response.Yes, for sure we met Mr. Shah. Yet, the reaction was not extremely promising,” the MP said after the parliamentary party meeting amid the day. Mr. Chandrababu Naidu, tending to the TDPP meeting, stated: “I never said that the Special Category Status was not required for A.P.
We consented to the uncommon bundle as the Center argued powerlessness in expanding the same refering to specialized reasons.” The party chose to prepare for a confrontation with the Center on March 5 when Parliament meets after break for the rest of the spending session. The TDP president proposed that party MPs slow down procedures in Parliament in light of a legitimate concern for the State.