Jagan government in Andhra Pradesh should continue Amaravati as capital, as promised before elections: BJP
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BJP chief of Andhra Pradesh Somu Veerraju also said the State government has no right to speak about decentralisation of the development.
Bharatiya Janata Party, Andhra Pradesh chief Somu Veerraju asked the YSRCP government to wholeheartedly accept and implement Amaravati as the only capital of the State in tune with the party’s stand before elections.
In a press conference in Vijayawada on Tuesday, Mr. Veerraju said that the State government has no right to speak about decentralisation of the development.
“The Chief Minister has no commitment towards Amaravati capital issue. The decision to withdraw the three capitals Act is to avoid legal hurdles. CM himself built his house in the capital region and said he will build capital in the same place before elections. He lied in the Assembly. The government should stop using Assembly to peddle lies and hatred against individuals,” he said.
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