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Will meet KCR: Naidu
Naidu: Will Meet KCR, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister-designate N Chandrababu Naidu held a meeting with Chief Secretary P K Mohanty on Thursday and discussed the issue of distribution of Secretariat and All India Services (AIS) officials.
- Holds meeting with Chief Secretary Mohanty
- Asks him to redress grievances of the AP staff
Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister-designate N Chandrababu Naidu held a meeting with Chief Secretary P K Mohanty on Thursday and discussed the issue of distribution of Secretariat and All India Services (AIS) officials. Mohanty made a presentation on the steps being taken to distribute officials. Naidu noted that several apprehensions were being raised by the employees from both the sides. He drew the attention of Mohanty to the objections being raised by the Seemandhra secretariat employees orgnisations.
Naidu later told the employees leaders that he would discuss the issue in detail with them and would take up the matter with KCR as well, if need be.
Naidu is understood to have discussed the issue with Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi during his visit to New Delhi two days back. According to sources, Naidu feels that if one goes by the Pratyush Sinha formula, Andhra Pradesh will have a surplus of 14 IAS officers and the Centre plans to allocate them to the new state of Telangana. Naidu feels that no officer should be sent to T State against his will. If T state has shortage of officers, then the Centre could send officers from other states, Naidu is understood to have suggested. Naidu is also said to have told Modi that Andhra Pradesh requires the services of all senior IAS officers as massive developmental projects are to be launched. It now remains to be seen how the Centre would handle the issue.
