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GoM's Telangana report almost ready,The Group of Ministers (GoM), who's entrusted with the responsibility of handling the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, is likely to submit its report along with the draft Telangana Bill to the Union Cabinet next week.
The Group of Ministers (GoM), who's entrusted with the responsibility of handling the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, is likely to submit its report along with the draft Telangana Bill to the Union Cabinet next week.
The GoM, headed by Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde, has already completed several rounds of talks with the representatives of different political parties and is in the process of preparing the final report and the Bill, seeking to carve out Telangana from AP.
The ministerial panel will once again meet today to give its finishing touches to the report and the Bill before being submitting the same to the Union Cabinet next week.
Meanwhile, people in the Seemandhra and Telangana are very curious of to know the outcome of all the deliberations and efforts put by all the ministers in GOM belonging to various regions of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
• What report will the GOM submit ?
• Will it be firm on state bifurcation? If the state is bifurcated which state is allotted what project? What will be the state capital?
• Will the committee agree to keep Bhadrachalam in Telaangana or Seemandhra?
If the state is bifurcated and make Hyderabad the common capital, then for how many years will that be? If the city will be a common capital for 10 years as declared or more?
• If it is for ten years will the next government be able to build another developed state capital in ten years?
• What measures will GoM take to keep the state secured and peaceful
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