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Give those 36 names, Anitha asks Jagan

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Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha on Friday asked former chief minister and YSR Congress president Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy to give the names of those 36 persons who were allegedly killed in the state in the last two months. She assured that she would order a probe into the allegation. She also said that she would accompany Jagan Mohan Reddy to the homes of those 36 persons.

Speaking in the Legislative Council on the day, Anitha said that Jagan Mohan Reddy was spreading lies about the law-and-order failure in the state. She said that Jagan Mohan Reddy had complained to Governor Justice S Abdul Nazeer that 31 persons belonging to the YSR Congress were killed in the state. However, in Delhi, Jagan Mohan Reddy had increased the number to 36, she alleged.

She said that Jagan Mohan Reddy was trying to give wrong information to the national media on the law-and-order issues in the state. She alleged that Jagan Mohan Reddy had tried to mislead the national media as the local media was not ready to buy his lies.

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The Home Minister said that the law and order situation in the state is very good and there was nothing for the people to worry about. She said that people are happy with the present government. People got what they wanted, she said. She also alleged that people have defeated the YSR Congress which was in power for five years. The defeat was also humiliating and an eye opener for Jagan Mohan Reddy, she asserted.

The Home Minister further alleged that Jagan Mohan Reddy had destroyed the police force in the state in the last five years. This government was now trying to set the institution in order, she asserted. She said that Jagan Mohan Reddy had destroyed every institution in the state in the last five years. The present government was working to restore administration and rebuild the state, she said.

She appealed to the people not to buy the lies of Jagan Mohan Reddy. She said that Jagan Mohan Reddy is power hungry and so he started criticizing the government in just one month in office. She said that Jagan Mohan Reddy was not even giving breathing time for this government to sit and settle the issues.

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Lokesh invites Jagan to Assembly to know facts

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Minister for Human Resources and IT, Nara Lokesh, on Friday invited former chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy to the Assembly to know facts about his government. He said that Jagan Mohan Reddy had ruined the state on all fronts in the last five years.

Lokesh said that Jagan Mohan Reddy was now denying the facts that are available with the people through the white papers. He said that this government was giving the facts to the people through white papers. He recalled that white papers are facts about the regime of Jagan Mohan Reddy in the last five years.

He alleged that Jagan Mohan Reddy was speaking lies about his rule. He also alleged that Jagan Mohan Reddy was speaking lies about law-and-order issues in the state. The tall claims of Jagan Mohan Reddy that the YSR Congress activists were killed is a big lie, he said. On the contrary the YSR Congress leaders were resorting to violence across the state, he said.

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He found fault with Jagan Mohan Reddy for staging dharna in Delhi on law and order issue. He said that this government would give a clear message to Jagan Mohan Reddy if he attended the Assembly session. He said that Jagan Mohan Reddy was elected to the Assembly from Pulivendula and wondered whether he was aware of it. He found fault with Jagan Mohan Reddy for not attending the Assembly session.

Referring to Jagan Mohan Reddy’s allegation against his red book, Lokesh said that he had not started working on the red book. I have not even opened the red book, he said and wondered why Jagan Mohan Reddy was scared of it. He said that the red book has the names of officials and the YSR Congress leaders who have targeted the TDP leaders in the last five years.

Lokesh said that this government would take action against those whose names were written in the red book. He wanted Jagan Mohan Reddy to wait for this government to start acting on the officers and the YSR Congress leaders whose names were written in the red book.

He said that Jagan Mohan Reddy had addressed just two press conferences in five years. But in the last one month, he had addressed five press conferences, Lokesh said. He alleged that Jagan Mohan Reddy is now really scared of this government.

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Rakesh Master death topic comes up in AP Assembly

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Late choreographer Rakesh Master’s death topic came up in Andhra Pradesh Assembly on Saturday. The unlikely topic of Rakesh Master’s death sprang up in Assembly, during the discussion on Excise Policy in the house.

Explaining about the mismanagement and corruption of YS Jaganmohan Reddy’s Government in manufacturing and sale of liquor, AP Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra remembered Rakesh Master.

“Spurious liquor was sold during YS Jagan’s tenure, taking a severe toll on public health. In fact a popular dance master Rakesh Master died after drinking Boom Boom beer,” said Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra.

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“Rakesh Master even made a video before his death. He has clearly stated in the video that he is feeling uneasy and got a different feeling after drinking Boom Boom beer. He also rued that as he has no other option had to drink Boom Boom beer. Sadly, he lost his life after two days. Rakesh Master video even went viral,” explained Kollu Ravindra in the Assembly.

While the discussion on liquor in AP appears to be not ending anytime soon, it finally gave recognition to controversial but talented Tollywood choreographer Rakesh Master, whose life was cut short due to unfortunate circumstances.

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Jagan cries foul of Naidu’s white papers

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Former chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy on Friday cried foul of chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu’s white papers being presented in the assembly. He said that Naidu is an expert in telling lies to the people. His lies are supported by the yellow media, he said.

Jagan interacted with the media persons at his camp office in Tadepalli on the day. He said that Naidu had told the people during the Assembly elections that the YSR Congress government borrowed Rs 14 lakh crore. However, in the Governor’s address to the State Assembly, the borrowings were brought down to Rs 10 lakh crore, he said. The actual borrowings were only Rs 6 lakh crore, he said. This was the reason why the chief minister is not ready to table the 2024-25 budget, he said.

Chandrababu Naidu was spreading lies to the people with all false reports in the white papers. He called the white papers as wrong papers. He said that the YSR Congress government followed the liquor policy of the previous TDP government. Out of the 20 beverages in the state, 14 were permitted by Chandrababu Naidu.

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Jagan Mohan Reddy further said that the liquor brands were also permitted by Chandrababu Naidu government between 2017 and 2019. President Medal, Blue Delex liquor brands were permitted by Naidu on November 22, 2017. Governor Reserve, and four more brands were permitted on October 26, 2018. High Voltage, British Empire Super Strong Beer, British Empire Ultra Brand Beer were permitted on June 7, 2017, Jagan Mohan Reddy said.

He said that the number of liquor shops were brought down and the belt shops were closed, he said. He further added that the timings of the liquor shops were also reduced and fixed at 11 AM to 9 PM.

He also took strong exception to Chandrababu Naidu’s comments on Polavaram Project. He said that Naidu did not build the copper dams. There were two gaps each for the upper copper dam and lower copper dam. The spillway was also not completed, he said and added that the diaphragm wall was constructed without completing these works. As these works were not completed, the floods have caused damage to the diaphragm wall, he said.

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A Landmark Day for AP: Health University Renamed

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Today marks a significant moment for the people of Andhra Pradesh as they witness the return of NTR’s name to the state’s health university.

In today’s assembly session, the Andhra Pradesh government passed two important bills: the Land Titling (Repeal) Act and the bill to rename Dr. YSR Health University.

Minister Anagani Satya Prasad introduced the Land Titling Act (Repeal) bill, while Health Minister Y. Satya Kumar presented the bill to rename the health university.

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The repeal of the Land Titling Act fulfills one of the TDP party’s election promises. Since taking office, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has been working to implement his campaign pledges and boost the state’s economic development. When the previous YSRCP government changed the name of the Health University, it faced opposition from various parties and legal departments. However, no changes were made until the TDP returned to power.

With the passing of this bill, the institution will once again be known as NTR Health University, reverting from its previous name, YSR Health University.

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Two Bills in Andhra Assembly Today

Following yesterday’s chaotic start to the Andhra Pradesh assembly sessions, Chandrababu Naidu’s government is set to introduce two bills before Speaker Ayyanna Patrudu today. The government plans to propose renaming the Dr. YSRCP University of Health Sciences and repealing the AP Land Titling Act.

To ensure smoother proceedings, Chandrababu Naidu and the Speaker have also suggested forming a four-member panel.

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Yesterday’s session was marked by loud protests from YS Jagan and his party members, which prevented the Governor from completing his welcome speech. YSRCP members wore black scarves, claiming that 36 of their party workers had been killed in the 50 days since the TDP formed the government.

In other news, the residential buildings for MLAs and MLCs are expected to be ready for occupancy in about nine months, as construction is still ongoing.

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We are not for vendetta politics, says Naidu

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TDP president and chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday said that he is not for the vendetta politics. He said he was in jail for 52 days and he would have been the first one to go for vendetta politics. However, he said he was not in favour of vendetta politics. People have not voted for vendetta politics, he said.

Chandrababu Naidu addressed the MLAs of the NDA at the Assembly hall on the day after the first day session of the Assembly. He said he was sent to jail and was kept there for 52 days. He would have taken it personally and focused on sending Jagan Mohan Reddy to jail. However, he is not in favour of vendetta politics.

He further said that people have voted for the NDA to develop the state and bring new investments to the state. His focus now is on bringing new investments and developing the state. He has major tasks of completing Polavaram Project, Amaravati capital city and Ramayapatnam Port. He said he would focus only on these issues and not other issues.

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Chandrababu Naidu said that he would not tolerate violation of law and order in the state. He would deal with stern action if any one breaks the law and order, he said. He said former chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy was playing the same drama that he had played in the murder of his uncle Y S Vivekananda Reddy.

The chief minister said that the murder in Vinukonda was on personal grounds and has nothing to do with politics. He said Jagan Mohan Reddy was using the Vinukonda murder as the murder of his uncle Vivekananda Reddy. He is playing the same drama again, he said.

Chandrababu Naidu said that this government is just 30 days old and wondered how Jagan Mohan Reddy was making allegations against the government. He also objected to the YSR Congress boycotting the Governor’s address to the members in the Assembly on the day.

Chandrababu Naidu told the MLAs not to touch the sand policy. He said he wants the construction activity to begin in the state and bring income to the state. He wanted the MLAs to leave the sand policy to the government and the people. Let the people get the free sand, he said. He wanted the MLAs to give him suggestions on the free sand policy.

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AP Assembly session begins, Governor for overall development of AP

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The Andhra Pradesh Assembly session started on Monday. Governor Justice S Abdul Nazeer addressed the members of the two houses in the morning. The houses were adjourned after the Governor’s address.

Earlier, speaking to the members, the Governor said that the people of the state wanted change and development in the state. He wanted the members to work for fulfilment of the aspirations of the people. He said that people have overwhelmingly opted for the NDA government in the state. They have defeated the YSR Congress, which was in power for the last five years, he said.

He said that the state had lost heavily due to bifurcation. Several institutions were not distributed between the two Telugu states even after ten years of bifurcation. In the meanwhile, the state also lost heavily due to the misrule of the previous government for five years. He said that it was the responsibility of every member of this house to ensure that the state’s development is put on the track.

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He said that every sector was damaged in the last five years of the YSR Congress government. People did not like that rule and have opted for the NDA government in the state, he said. He wanted the members to know the aspirations of the people and work to fulfil them.

He said that people of Andhra Pradesh have to rebuild the state in the next five years. They have lost heavily in the bifurcation and subsequent change of government between 2019 and 2024, he said. The Governor emphasized the need to work together to rebuild the state.

He said that the TDP government between 2014 and 2019 worked hard to bring new investments to the state. The government also started the work on building a new capital for the state, he said. He further added that several works were initiated during those days. However, they were all withdrawn by the successive governments.

Investors have run away from the state in the last five years. There was a negative campaign run against the state government in the last five years. Investors are now fearing the same situation after five years, if they come to Andhra Pradesh now. This feeling has to be removed from the minds of the people and investors are to be brought back to the state, the Governor said.

After five years, the works have started in Amaravati and it will be completed in the next five years, the Governor said. He further asserted that this government is committed to complete Polavaram Project and Ramayapatnam port. He sought the cooperation of all the members in developing the state in the next five years, the Governor said.

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Jagan running away from Assembly, says Naidu

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TDP president and chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu alleged that former chief minister and YSR Congress president Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy was running away from the Assembly session. He said that the Assembly would be convened on July 22 and Jagan is holding a protest in Delhi on July 24.

Chandrababu Naidu said that the Delhi protest was to avoid attending the Assembly session. He further added that Jagan Mohan Reddy is now scared of facing the NDA in the Assembly after the 2024 general elections. He said that people have washed out the YSR Congress in the general election. People have given just 11 seats to the YSR Congress, he said.

People have suffered heavily during the last five years of the Jagan Mohan Reddy government, Naidu said and added that people of all walks of life have seen his misrule. Every section of the society has suffered because of the misrule of the Jagan Mohan Reddy government, Naidu said.

There was no law and order in the state and there was no development for five years, he said and regretted that Jagan Mohan Reddy had spent five years by just giving money to the people. No new investments have come to the state, he said and added that existing industrialists have left the state. There was no focus on development in the state, he said and added that even roads were neglected in the state for five years.

He wanted the TDP and NDA leaders to counter the campaign of Jagan Mohan Reddy about law and order in the state. He told the TDP leaders that Jagan Mohan Reddy was spreading false information about law and order in the state. The murders happening in the state have no political implications, he said.

Chandrababu Naidu asserted that law and order is in place in the state and there is no political violence happening in the state as alleged by Jagan Mohan Reddy. He wanted the TDP leaders to counter this fake campaign of Jagan Mohan Reddy and his party leaders.

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AP Assembly speaker holds review on session

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As the Andhra Pradesh Assembly is scheduled to hold the next session of Assembly from July 22, Assembly speaker Chintakayala Ayyannapathrudu held a review meeting with the police and officials on Friday. He convened the meeting with the officials and the police at his chambers in the Velagapudi Assembly Hall.

He wanted the police to ensure that all CC Cameras are working in the Assembly premises. He also told them to ensure peaceful security arrangements in the Assembly premises. As over 80 new MLAs and new MLCs are set to attend the session, the speaker asked the police to identify them.

The speaker told the police officials that the session is likely to be held for five days from July 22. He wanted them to ensure that there are no disturbances during the session. He wanted them to block all the roads leading to the Assembly. He also directed them to prevent any protesters coming to the Assembly with Challo Assembly calls.

He also told them that some people have held placards in the gallery of the Assembly in the past. He directed the police to check everyone thoroughly and send them inside. He wanted them not to allow any protesters to get access to the Assembly complex.

Legislative Council chairman Koyye Moshen Raju told the officials that several police personnel are drafted from the district to provide security at the Assembly complex. He wanted the officials to ensure that these personnel have access to drinking water and food on time. He also told the police to ensure that the gates are opened to MLAs and other designated persons.

The speaker wanted the officials to keep the media point open on all five days. He also wanted the police and other officials to ensure that all arrangements are made at the media point. He wanted them to give live telecast of the Assembly and Legislative Council proceedings in the media point.

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AP Govt to release three white papers in Assembly

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The Andhra Pradesh state government would release three more white papers in the State Assembly, which is scheduled to begin from July 22. It was initially said that chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu would release white paper on law and order on Thursday. However, he differed at the last minute and announced that the three white papers would be released on the floor of the Assembly.

The chief minister had so far released three white papers – sand policy, Polavaram and Amaravati. He plans to release three more white papers – law and order, finance and excise policy. As the Assembly is to be convened on July 22, the chief minister wanted to use that platform to release the white papers.

The government has been releasing the white papers to nail the previous YSR Congress government on development of the state. In the sand policy white paper, the government alleged that the previous YSR Congress government had robbed the natural resources. The YSR Congress leaders have exploited the natural resources in the state and looted the state.

He also blamed the YSR Congress government for neglecting the Polavaram project. He said that the neglect of the project had caused damages to the diaphragm wall of the project. The floods in 2020 have caused damage to the diaphragm wall of the project. The spillway channel was not completed and the balance of the upper earth cum rock fill dam was not completed. This had caused breaches to the diaphragm wall, the government said.

In the white paper on Amaravati, the government also blamed the previous YSR Congress for neglecting the project. The buildings were not touched for five years and the unfinished works were left to their fate. This had caused serious damage to the project, the government said and had spent Rs 36 crore on jungle clearance. The government had assigned the task of testing the strength of the iron and other works to the IITs in Chennai and Hyderabad.

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AP Assembly session from June 21

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The state government had decided to conduct an Assembly session from June 21. Initially the government planned to have the session from June 24. However, the government had revised the schedule and now fixed June 21 for the session.

The session would elect Assembly speaker and deputy speaker this time. The election would be held after the members take the oath. The Protem speaker would administer the oath to the members on the first day of the session. The state government is yet to name the protem speaker.

Sources in the TDP say that chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu had decided to name Gorantla Butchaiah Chowdary as the prote speaker. Governor Justice Abdul Nazeer would administer the oath to protem speaker at Raj Bhavan. Later, the protem speaker would administer the oath to the members.

Sources also said that Chandrababu Naidu had zeroed in on the name of Chintakayala Ayyannapathurdu as the speaker for this Assembly. Ayyannapathrudu is the senior legislator in the house and said to be the strong critic of Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy and the YSR Congress party. Chandrababu Naidu wants Ayyannapathrudu to checkmate Jagan Mohan Reddy in the assembly.

Chandrababu Naidu is yet to finalise the candidature for the deputy speaker post. Sources say that he would give the deputy speaker post either to the Jana Sena or the BJP, the two allies to the TDP. Jana Sena was given three cabinet posts, while the BJP was given just one post.

Meanwhile, former chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy had changed his plans due to the Assembly session. Initially, he planned to visit Idupulapaya on June 21 and have the party meeting on June 22. Now that the Assembly session dates are out, Jagan Mohan Reddy shifted the party meeting to June 20 and would be available for the assembly session on June 21.

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AP Assembly budget session to begin on Feb 5

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The Andhra Pradesh Assembly budget session is scheduled to begin on February 5. The session begins with the address of Governor S Abdul Nazeer to the joint session of the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council.

The Business Advisory Committee of the Assembly which would be held immediately after the Governor’s address would decide how many days that the session should be held and the business of the house, including the presentation of the vote on account budget.

The state cabinet which met here on Wednesday also decided to have the budget session from February 5. As the elections are round the corner, the government wants the session to be brief and is limited to three to five days.

The government is planning to have the session for three to five days. The vote on account budget is likely to be around Rs 75,000 crore. Finance Minister Buggana Rajendranath would table the budget in the house. As this is the election year, the budget would mostly focus on the welfare programmes and some industrial development. The chief minister wants the budget to give highest priority to the welfare programmes.

The Jagan Mohan Reddy government had presented a Rs 2.91 lakh crore budget for 2023-24 financial year. This time, the budget may cross Rs 3 lakh crore mark, and this would be presented only after the elections and the formation of the new government.

The chief minister wants to go to the elections by showing the budget to the people which would focus only on the welfare programmes. The chief minister is confident that people would give him one more chance as he had rolled out welfare programmes to every house in the last 57 months. The vote on account budget will have only the welfare programmes.

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Should we not raise voice in Assembly when our leader is illegally arrested, ask suspended TDP MLAs

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“When our leader, Chandrababu Naidu, is illegally arrested and sent to jail should we not raise our voice in the Assembly on the injustice done to our leader,” asked the suspended TDP MLAs on Thursday.

Talking to media persons on the Assembly precincts after their suspension from the House, MLAs, Kinjerapu Atchen Naidu, Nandamuri Balakrishna and Nimmala Rama Naidu and Payyavula Kesav said that they have been suspended from the House as there is no answer to the questioned raised by them. “To run the House at will we have been sent out using 200 marshals as the State Government cannot answer 17 MLAs,” Atchen Naidu said.

Stating that they attended the Assembly on Thursday with the demands that the illegal cases filed against Naidu be lifted and he be released immediately besides the Chief Minister tender an apology to the people from the floor of the House, Atchen Naidu felt that never in the history the House witnessed such incidents that took place inside and Thursday is a very bad day in the history of the State Assembly.

Stating that Balakrishna only responded when a Minister twirled his mustache, Atchen Naidu said that the Speaker tried to send a wrong message to the public on this. The Chair for some known reasons did not take into consideration the highly objectionable remarks made by the ruling party members and Balakrishna did not cross the limits, he added.

Demanding a proper reply as to why the TDP MLAs have been suspended from the House, Atchen Naidu raised strong objections on the behaviour of the Chair. He asked as to why there is no action against the Minister who misbehaved inside the House. The Speaker did not take into consideration when some ruling party members used highly objectionable language against the TDP members, he stated.

Reaffirming that the TDP MLAs in unison strongly condemn sending to jail Chandrababu most unjustly and unlawfully, Atchen Naidu said that what is there in this to discuss on this as is being claimed by the ruling party members. The people are now well aware of the facts that Chandrababu is sent to jail in a false case, he stated.

Balakrishna said that the State Government has no evidence whatsoever that Chandrababu is involved in the scam. What happened inside the Assembly on Thursday is really painful as dictatorship is ruling the roost inside this sacred place, the Assembly, he remarked.

Kesav said that while the Chief Minister is using such nasty words on the TDP at public meetings the ruling party members are repeating them inside the House. The ruling party members treat the Assembly as the YSRCP party office, he said.

Observing that the ruling party leaders policy is nothing but bulldozing, Kesav asked the Chief Minister not to forget the fact that the YSRCP has taken birth through mulaqats and milakhats. The Chief Minister should answer how the inquiry against him in all the cases that he has been facing has come to a halt through how many mulaqats and milakhats, he added.

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Two TDP MLAs, YCP rebel MLA suspended from budget session

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The AP Assembly on Wednesday suspended two opposition TDP MLAs and the lone YSR Congress rebel MLA from the rest of the budget session, which concludes on March 24. TDP MLAs Payyavula Keshav and Nimmala Rama Naidu were suspended from the house for the rest of the session.

They were suspended for making remarks against chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy alleging that the Chief Minister did not respect the Government when the former came to the Assembly to address the joint session on the first day of the session. The TDP members alleged that it was wrong on the part of the chief minister to disrespect the Governor.

Speaker Thammineni Sitaram took strong objection to the allegation made by the TDP members. Minister for Legislative Affairs Buggana Rajendranadh said that the members were misleading the house for political gains.

As the TDP members continued to raise slogans and allegations of violation of protocol when the Governor visited the House, the speaker requested them to retire to their seats. As they refused to withdraw their protest, the legislative affairs minister proposed suspension of the members from the house for the rest of the session. The house adopted the resolution for which the entire TDP members held a protest.

The TDP members walked to the podium and raised slogans against the suspension of their members. As they did not stop the agitation despite the speaker’s requests, the legislative affairs minister moved another motion suspending 10 TDP MLAs from the House for the rest of the day.

Meanwhile, YSR Congress rebel MLA, Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy, held a protest in the House seeking developmental works in his Nellore Rural constituency. Though the speaker requested the member to give a representation to the government on the constituency issues, Sridhar Reddy continued to hold a protest in the house holding a placard.

It was then the legislative affairs minister moved a motion seeking suspension of Sridhar Reddy for the rest of the session, till March 24.

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Speaker Thammineni gets angry with TDP MLAs

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AP Assembly Speaker Thammineni Sitaram, on Friday turned wild at the opposition TDP MLAs for holding a protest on the speaker’s podium. He shouted at the MLAs to stop reaching his podium and asked them to use the well of the house for any protest, if required.

The Speaker also requested Minister for Legislative Affairs, Buggana Rajendranath, to suggest measures to contain the protests in the House. He said that the TDP members were holding protests on the speaker’s podium every day. He wondered as if the TDP members were coming to the house only to protest and disrupt the proceedings.

The speaker directed the House Marshals to shift the TDP MLAs from the House, after a resolution was passed suspending all the TDP members. He also shouted at them, when the MLAs protested at the arrival of the Marshals.

The TDP MLAs came to the house protesting against the increasing prices. They raised slogans against the price increase in Andhra Pradesh. They also served a notice for the adjournment motion seeking discussion on increasing prices.

As the speaker refused their request, the MLAs held a protest on the speaker’s podium raising slogans against the government and insisting upon the speaker to take up discussion. The MLAs alleged that chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy had failed to control the prices and demanded that he tender his resignation.

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TDP MLAs hold protest in AP Assembly over unemployment

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The opposition TDP MLAs and the MLCs held a protest on the first day of the winter session of AP Assembly on Thursday. The MLAs and the MLCs went to the Assembly in a rally raising slogans against chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy for not releasing the job calendar.

The members held protests in both the Houses asking for discussion and served adjournment motion. The TDP members continued to disrupt the proceedings in both the Assembly and the Council insisting on discussion on the employment creation and the unemployment problem in the state in the last three years.

In the Assembly, when the House took up discussion on decentralisation of administration, the TDP members N Rama Naidu, Payyavula Keshav and Gorantla Butchaiah Chowdary protested against the government’s decision of three capitals. They blamed the government for destroying Amaravati, which was well planned by the TDP government.

When Minister Buggana Rajendranath alleged that the TDP leaders had purchased lands in Amaravati villages even before it was declared as capital, the TDP MLAs intensified their protest in the House, demanding that the minister prove his allegations.

Payyavula Keshav threw a challenge to the Minister in the House to prove that he had purchased the lands in Amaravati before it was declared as the capital. He said that he also purchased some lands in Amaravati only after it was declared as the capital and claimed that it was nothing wrong or illegal.

The TDP leaders also demanded that Speaker Thammineni Sitaram give them time to explain their views and also to reply to the allegations made by the Ministers and other MLAs of the ruling party. As the speaker denied permission, the TDP members walked into the well of the House and raised slogans against the government.

At this point, Minister for Legislative Affairs, Buggana Rajendranath, moved a resolution seeking suspension of the TDP MLAs from the House for the rest of the day. Accordingly, the speaker announced the suspension after introducing the motion and getting it passed by the members.

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Stage set for winter session of AP Assembly

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The stage is all set for the winter session of the AP Assembly from September 15. Assembly Speaker, Thammineni Sitaram and Council chairman Koyye Moshen Raju, held a meeting with the officials at the legislature secretariat in Velagapudi on Wednesday.

The Speaker and the chairman told the officials to give information to the MLAs and the MLCs during the session. They also asked the officials to be available around the Legislature to give information to both the Houses.

The Speaker and the chairman also held a brief meeting with DGP K V Rajendranath Reddy and other senior officials on the security arrangements. The speaker told the police officials to ensure that there are no traffic issues during the session. He also told the police to ensure clear flow of traffic even in the villages on all days of the session.

Meanwhile, it is said that the government is in favour of having the session for just five days. The House would meet on Thursday and Friday. It would resume on Monday after the break and would be closed on Wednesday. However, a decision is to be taken at the Business Advisory Committee meeting to be held on the first day of the session.

Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy had reportedly decided to have a discussion on three capitals issue, where he is planning to give a powerpoint presentation. The chief minister is also said to be in favour of having short duration discussions on health, agriculture, education, family welfare, women empowerment, state borrowings during this session.

The chief minister had told the ministers and the MLAs to come prepared to speak on the issues and counter the campaign by the opposition.

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AP Assembly winter session to commence on Sept 15

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The winter session of the AP Assembly will commence on September 15. Governor Biswabhushan Harichandan had issued the notification convening the both the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council.

The Speaker of the Assembly and the Chairman of the Council would hold the Business Advisory Committee meetings of their respective houses on the first day to decide on the business of the two houses. The state government would decide on the number of the days for the session at the BAC meetings.

Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy would introduce his cabinet ministers to both the Houses during this session. The cabinet was reshuffled in April this year, after the budget session, which was held in March.

The chief minister is also said to be planning to have more discussions on the welfare programmes that the government has been implementing for the past three years. The chief minister is learned to have told his cabinet ministers to speak on every scheme and every programme of the government during the winter session.

The chief minister had also told his office to prepare notes for the members and the ministers to speak during the session. The chief minister’s office (CMO) is now busy preparing notes for the ministers and the members to speak during the session.

The heads of departments were asked to provide inputs to the CMO officials to prepare the notes and speeches for the ministers and the chief minister as well.

The chief minister is likely to use the winter session of the Assembly to drive home his point clearly to the people why they should vote for him in the 2024 general elections. He is likely to give statements in the two Houses making his welfare programmes in the last three years despite the bad financial situation.

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Andhra Assembly adjourned sine die after after passing Appropriation Bill

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Speaker of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Tammineni Seetaram, adjourned the House sine die after passing the Appropriation Bill 2022 and Appropriation (No. 2) Bill 2022 by voice vote here on Friday.

The session witnessed stormy scenes between the ruling YSRCP and the opposition TDP, with the latter attacking the ruling party over the hooch deaths in Jangareddygudem and its MLAs being repeatedly suspended during the session.

Meanwhile, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s recent statement that the TDP had purchased Pegasus spyware during its tenure at the helm provided YSRCP the ammunition.

The Assembly had on Monday unanimously decided to constitute a House committee on the Pegasus row in the wake of the recent statement by Banerjee.

In the ongoing Budget session, which commenced on March 7, the House sat for 12 days from March 8 to 25 and passed 11 Bills. The session also saw oral replies being given to 96 questions, while 30 star questions and three unstarred questions recieved answers.

The Speaker said that the Assembly worked for 61 hours and 45 minutes, where one report was presented and five short discussions were held, besides 103 speeches made by the members.

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