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Chandrababu seeks Centre’s involvement over Entry Road Tax
Chandrababu seeks Centre’s involvement over Entry Road Tax AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu who intends to find a amicable solution for the vexed issue of entry road tax sought a meeting with the Telangana counterpart and wanted Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to mediate the issue.
AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu who intends to find a amicable solution for the vexed issue of entry road tax sought a meeting with the Telangana counterpart and wanted Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to mediate the issue.
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Stating that the Centre responded positively to help the State, Chandrababu informed that the state’s economy and governance post bifurcation had been discussed.
Criticizing the Telangana government for its non-compliance of the provisions of AP bifurcation act, Chandrababu said that there shouldn't be any entry tax when Hyderabad was a common capital. Also, the construction of a separate High Court would be taken up according to the provisions of the AP Reorganization Act.
Revealing that the AP Capital details would be out by June after the completion of the master plan, the Chief Minister stated that the Polavaram and New Capital City works would be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Talking about Pattiseema he said that the project has the potential to get the Rayalaseem rid of draught permanently.
