Vizag corporation passes resolution looking for 3 capitals

VISAKHAPATNAM: Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC), whose council fulfilled here on Friday, passed a resolution inviting decentralisation of Andhra Pradesh with 3 capitals, with Vizag being the executive capital. YSRC corporators going to the council conference very first raised the concern of making Visakhapatnam the executive capital, highlighting that it belongs to Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy strategy of guaranteeing decentralised advancement within Andhra Pradesh. Apart from members of Telugu Desam, those of Jana Sena and other small celebrations opposed the decentralisation proposition. Remarkably, BJP MLC Madhav applauded Jagan Mohan Reddy and hailed the significance of decentralisation. After a conversation on the matter, mayor Hari Venkata Kumari installed the resolution on 3 capitals for passage. The resolution got assistance from bulk of the members. The council, which fulfilled after a space of 3 months, likewise took particular essential choices. Other than BJP’s G. Kavitha, remainder of the corporators required that Visakhapatnam Steel Plant need to stay a public sector system. CPI and CPM members asked the mayor to use up this need of the council with Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he goes to Visakhapatnam next week. Speaking on the matter, BJP MLC Madhav kept that rather of privatising the steel plant, AP BJP wing need to ask the Prime Minister to combine it with a federal government sector business like the SAIL (Steel Authority of India Limited). YSRC MLC Kalyani advised the council members that her celebration, under the management of CM Jagan, has actually combated versus the privatisation of steel plant. In another essential resolution, GVMC advised that the “chainman” practice of taking measurements of structures within the corporation location be ditched. Nearly all corporators supported this proposition. Members explained that after ward secretariat system has actually remained in location, participation of chainmen is needless. …
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