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Sivaramakrishnan committee report: Full Text
Sivaramakrishnan Committee Report: Full Text On AP Capital. The Union Home Ministry in its official statement made it clear that there are some news reports on the recommendations of Sivaramakrishnan Committee making rounds in some media organizations.
The Union Home Ministry in its official statement made it clear that there are some news reports on the recommendations of Sivaramakrishnan Committee making rounds in some media organizations. “All those are not true,” added the official sources. Nevertheless, sources confirmed that it is true that the committee had given its report to the home ministry. As per the reports, the report is uploaded in the official website of the union home ministry and the same is appended below as well.
The Sivaramakrishnan committee specially appointed for the selection of the new capital for residuary Andhra Pradesh has submitted a 187 page memorandum to the Union Home Ministry. The committee has toured in as many as 11 districts in Andhra Pradesh from May 7 and accepted 4,728 suggestions from the people.
The main highlights of the committee’s report are appended below:
- It is justified to give sop for Andhra Pradesh to help the state in economic deficit.
- SDC should be approached soon to grant special sop to Andhra Pradesh
- The area between Vijayawada-Guntur may impose threat for the economy to the state, apart from creating environmental degradation
- Rs 1536cr required for the provision of basic amenities in the capital region
- The ring road near VGTM may increase the land rates beyond limit, apart from a heavy threat imposed to fertile lands
- There is no mandatory rule the High Court should be located at the same place where there are assembly and secretariat. Committee reminded of the fact that many states have such a situation in this milieu.
- High court should be established in Visakhapatnam and a special bench for Rayalaseema should also be established
- Rajbhavan needs 15 acres land
- Assembly Bhavan needs 80-100 acres land
- Suggested for the establishment of CM, Ministers, Offices, Secreteriart near VGTM. All these need 20 acres land
- Near VGTM only 1,458 acres land is available while the capital needs 10,00 acres.
- Land acquisition will take 3-4yrs and the land acquisition on the present market rates is a costly affair. The land rates have been increased at Vijayawada & Guntur.
- Capital and development should be decentralised.
- Nuzvid, Musunur, Amaravtahi, Pulichintala can be utilised for few government offices.
- There should be a definite strategy for equal development of all districts
- The backward areas should be developed with basic amenities and educational institutions.
- Government offices should be distributed in all 13 districts.
- The domestic and foreign investments should be development oriented.
- The quarters for the staff of various departments should be scattered at many places.
- All IT related industries should be established in Visakhapatnam.
- CMO and Secretariat can be established at Nuzivid, Gannavaram, Musunur.
The detailed report is appended below:
