KCR-Chandrababu in war of words

KCR-Chandrababu in war of words
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KCR-Chandrababu in War of Words Over Development. While Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao called upon the Andhra Pradesh Government to stop “squabbling” with Telangana and concentrate on the development of the residuary state, his AP counterpart N Chandrababu Naidu has asked the AP officials to examine taking legal recourse on the recent decisions taken by the TS government, which were in violation of provisions of AP Reorganisation Act-2014.

As Naidu braces for legal battle on controversial decisions by the TS govt, KCR asks him to stop squabbling

Hyderabad: While Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao called upon the Andhra Pradesh Government to stop “squabbling” with Telangana and concentrate on the development of the residuary state, his AP counterpart N Chandrababu Naidu has asked the AP officials to examine taking legal recourse on the recent decisions taken by the TS government, which were in violation of provisions of AP Reorganisation Act-2014. The AP government is understood to be contemplating challenge the TS governments controversial decisions concerning issued of both the States in the apex court.

KCR-Chandrababu in war of words

KCR who was speaking at a function at Acharya N G Ranga Agriculture University on the occasion of 81st birth anniversary of Telangana ideologue Prof Jayashankar said, “Andhra Chief Minister and Ministers should lead their life. We will have ours. If you want an issue out of all, then Telangana is known for its fighting spirit," he said. KCR added that Andhra Pradesh should compete with Telangana in the field of development. His remarks come in the backdrop of "squabbling" between the two States on various issues like admissions to engineering and other professional courses, sharing of power and running of institutions.

Referring to protests by farmers at some places in Telangana over erratic power supply, the Chief Minister said the situation would improve in another two years and assured there would be 24-hour power supply.

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