Hyderabad: With almost a dozen problems proposed for the discussion on the first day of the assembly session which began on Friday, Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said that the government was ready to discuss everything and urged Pocharam Srinivas Reddy’s speaker to do problems suggested by the opposition the parties.
Although the number of sessions has not been completed, the state government indicates that they are ready to hold it for 10 days.
“The government has taken many schemes and welfare activities in the past six months.
We want to tell people through the Assembly,” CM said.
At the Business Advisory Committee (BAC), CM said that the state wanted to discuss the issues associated with it, industry, ‘Dalit Bandhu’, Haritha Haram and Agriculture.
Congress registered 10 items.
BJP is not invited to BAC meeting.
KCR also asked the speaker to build a ‘Constitutional Club’ for MLA on the parliamentary lane and promised to provide funds for it.
He said that it could be a platform where former MLA could take seminars and train legislators.
He also suggested the rise of ‘personal member bills’ in the Assembly from the next budget session.
Said that the Council of Telangana was a role model in this country to take a debate and discussion, he asked the speaker to arrange a tour for MLAS to New Delhi and even other countries to watch the process and development of parliamenters.
Legislative Minister Telangana Vemula Prashant Reddy said the government would introduce four to five bills, including two to replace procedures.
On not inviting BJP for BAC meetings, the minister said it was the wisdom of the speaker.
Ready to discuss opposition problems in the Assembly: KCR
