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Venkaiah meeting with Chandrababu, KCR: Key points
Highlights
Senior BJP minister Venkaiah Naidu met Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu after meeting his Telangana counterpart K Chandrashekar Rao.
Senior BJP minister Venkaiah Naidu met Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu after meeting his Telangana counterpart K Chandrashekar Rao.
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Speaking to reporters after meeting the duo, Venkaiah said he had suggested the two states to sort out differences arising out of bifurcation amicably.
Here are highlights of his meeting with the two chief ministers
- Venkaiah said that development was possible only if the people of both states united
- Centre won't interfere with the functioning of the state: Venkaiah
- Issues between states has to handled in a matured way: Venkaiah
- Venkaiah seeks report from both states on status of projects being funded by the Centre
- He also wants report on issues prevailing in both the states due to the division of state
- Requests both the leaders to obey the law pertaining to the bifurcation
- Centre will impartially help both the states
- No gap between state and Centre: Venkaiah
- Venkaiah is also believed to have summoned key people of both states to Delhi to discuss further and work out solutions
- Centre seeks report on projects that need assistance in AP, Telangana
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