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P. Narayana: AP capital not yet finalise
P. Narayana: Andhra Pradesh Capital Not Yet Finalise. It seems that the new capital issue of residuary Andhra Pradesh is directly linked to P. Nrayana, one of the two deputy chief ministers of Andhra Pradesh.
It seems that the new capital issue of residuary Andhra Pradesh is directly linked to P. Nrayana, one of the two deputy chief ministers of Andhra Pradesh. At times he hints that Vijayawada may be the new capital of Andhra Pradesh and he also hints that there is no scope for Visakhapatnam to be made the new capital.
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Contradicting, his own earlier statements, on Wednesday Narayana said that so far the place for the new capital has not been decided. He said that the Sivarama Krishnan committee will be submitting its report by the end of this month. Based on the report, the cabinet meeting would decide the capital, added Narayana.
It is worth recollecting that exactly a month before, on July 28, has opened up regarding the new capital of residuary Andhra Pradesh. He said that it was not fair to demand to turn Visakhapatnam into the new capital of Andhra Pradesh, while stating that Visakha has hardly any scope. Also, at many instances he held Vijayawada as the most suitable place to be the new capital of Andhra Pradesh.
