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Budget Session Likely to Open Can Of Worms
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The Presiding officers of the Assembly and Council of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh are a worried lot as both the State legislatures are likely to meet for their respective budget session around the same time. Speaker of AP Assembly Kodela Sivaprasada Rao and Speaker of TS Assembly S Madhusudhana Chary met two days ago and discussed in detail the issue.
The Presiding officers of the Assembly and Council of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh are a worried lot as both the State legislatures are likely to meet for their respective budget session around the same time. Speaker of AP Assembly Kodela Sivaprasada Rao and Speaker of TS Assembly S Madhusudhana Chary met two days ago and discussed in detail the issue.
While there may not be much problems with regard to the rooms for ministers of both the States, there would be heavy pressure on the police force and several problems could crop up. The outer ring of the security in the Assembly is managed by the Telangana police and if they stop visitors to Andhra Assembly that could become an issue. Similarly, the police will have problems if convoys of both the Chief Ministers are scheduled to reach the Assembly premises at the same time.
The police will have problems like who should get the right of way. There will also be lot of problems at the parking slots. However, Minister for TS legislative affairs T Harish Rao said that barring some small issues, there would be no major problem as both the State legislators had reconciled to the fact that the State had been divided and were moving ahead on the path of development.
He also hoped that this would be the last session of the AP Assembly in Hyderabad. He said the AP government was contemplating to shift the venue of Assembly sessions to Guntur from the monsoon session.
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