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Telangana, AP Speakers prefer separate premises
Telangana, AP Speakers Prefer Separate Premises, In view of the difficulties faced by the members of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly during the just-concluded five day session, the Speakers of Andhra and Telangana met here on Thursday to discuss and find an amicable solution to the problem.
- T, AP Speakers Madhusudhana Chary, Kodela Sivaprasada Rao meet to discuss problems confronting AP Ministers, legislators
- T Speaker illustrates logistics problems to hold both T, AP sessions on common premises
- Speakers to meet again in July to find amicable solution to the vexing problem
Hyderabad: In view of the difficulties faced by the members of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly during the just-concluded five day session, the Speakers of Andhra and Telangana met here on Thursday to discuss and find an amicable solution to the problem. The Speaker of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly Kodela Siva Prasada Rao is learnt to have explained to his counterpart the absence of basic facilities, including rooms for Ministers, no space in the lobbies for the MLAs to relax and other logistics problems.
It is understood that the Speaker of the Telangana Assembly S Madhusdhan Chary felt that having two Assemblies on common premises was not proper as it would not only lead to problems like finding adequate space for the Ministers and MLAs but would also create security and other logistics problems.
According to sources, Madhusudhana Chary suggested that it would be better if the AP Assembly was held in Jubilee Hall. Both the Speakers are said to have expressed their unhappiness over the manner in which the two Assembly buildings were divided. No proper exercise was done to assess the requirements and the problems likely to arise, if both the Assemblies were within the same premises, they are believed to have felt. However, both the Speakers decided to meet again in July to take a final decision on the issue.
