Vijayawada: The Andhra Pradesh government on Monday took a surprise decision to return to the three capital proposals.
The cabinet, who met in the assembly complex during the recession, was resolved to revoke three bills.
The decision was submitted to the High Court through the Advocate General.
The High Court was hearing many cases against the three capital of the state government.
The Reddy government Jaganmohan has submitted three bills, decentralized administration, in January 2020.
It was proposed to make Kurnool in the Rayalaseema area as a judicial capital, Visakhapatnam in the North Andhra region as the executive capital as legislative capital.
The government has proposed to move the High Court and all state judicial and law institutions for Kurnool, while shifting the administration to Visakhapatnam to leave the legislature (both the legislative council and the legislative council) in Amaravati.
This step was opposed by all opposition parties and farmers who gave their land in the land collection system to build capital in Amaravati.
They have submitted a number of cases that challenged three capitals.
Cases are now heard by the High Court every day.
Although the legislature has passed the bill, they are still delayed in the legislative council, which has referred them to a certain council.
The majority TDP opposition in the legislative council, which can drive bills to the Select Committee.
Although the ruling party and the legislative secretariat claimed that the reference to the Select Committee was not made in accordance with the regulatory book, studied that the High Court also saw this problem seriously.
The ruling YSR Congress party has now gained a majority in the legislative council that drives TDP to a minority at home.
Although it is not known officially about the government’s intention to revoke three bills, it is believed that the government wants to initiate the process by obtaining approval from legislative assembly and the legislative council to avoid legal supervision.
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