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Set up all-party panel to resolve row with AP: TPCC
Set up all-party panel to resolve row with AP: TPCC, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) on Wednesday demanded that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao constitute an all- party committee to discuss and chalk out a strategy to resolve all the important issues pending before the Centre and with the AP government.
Hyderabad: Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) on Wednesday demanded that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao constitute an all- party committee to discuss and chalk out a strategy to resolve all the important issues pending before the Centre and with the AP government.
In a six-page letter to the Chief Minister, TPCC President P Lakshmaiah alleged that the Telangana State government was not giving any clarity on the implementation of promises made by KCR and also failed to break the deadlock on EAMCET counselling, farmers' loan waiver , power crisis, nativity issue, fee reimbursement, housing scheme and division of employees between the two states.
It was unfortunate that not a single issue was resolved during the last 70 days since TRS came to power. Accusing the Chief Minister of being responsible for the total collapse of the administration because of his lack of administrative skills, he said KCR was more interested in encouraging defections from opposition parties.
