HYDERABAD: Chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said his government is ready to discuss and debate threadbare all the issues pertaining to people in the monsoon session. He said the government is also ready to discuss all the issues to be raised by the political parties even if it meant running the House for more number of days.
The chief minister instructed ministers to place all facts before the House in relation to their ministries.
He held a meeting at Pragati Bhavan on Thursday to discuss with ministers and whips on the strategy to be adopted in the session, beginning on September 7.
During the session, the government is likely to discuss and debate on Covid-19 situation, treatment, facilities and heavy rains that lashed the state a couple of weeks ago, crop losses, achievements made in the power sector, new Revenue Act, illegal construction of an irrigation project by Andhra Pradesh and injustice being meted out to the state while implementing GST.
Also likely to be discussed is the recent fire accident that took place at the Srisailam hydel power plant. The fire had left nine people dead.
The financial and economic losses due to the financial policies of the Centre, lukewarm response of Centre to the resolutions sent by the state on reservations, agriculture sector and regulatory cultivation method, PV Narasimha Rao birth centenary celebrations and others issues will also be discussed.
“The TRS members should mention each and every issue of the people,” the CM said. It was decided to hold the TRS legislature party meeting on September 7 at 5 pm to chalk out the strategy to take on the opposition parties.
Meanwhile, chief secretary Somesh Kumar held a meeting with heads of the departments and asked them to prepare answers that were sought by the MLAs and to be answered during the question hour by the ministers.
The chief minister instructed ministers to place all facts before the House in relation to their ministries.
He held a meeting at Pragati Bhavan on Thursday to discuss with ministers and whips on the strategy to be adopted in the session, beginning on September 7.
During the session, the government is likely to discuss and debate on Covid-19 situation, treatment, facilities and heavy rains that lashed the state a couple of weeks ago, crop losses, achievements made in the power sector, new Revenue Act, illegal construction of an irrigation project by Andhra Pradesh and injustice being meted out to the state while implementing GST.
Also likely to be discussed is the recent fire accident that took place at the Srisailam hydel power plant. The fire had left nine people dead.
The financial and economic losses due to the financial policies of the Centre, lukewarm response of Centre to the resolutions sent by the state on reservations, agriculture sector and regulatory cultivation method, PV Narasimha Rao birth centenary celebrations and others issues will also be discussed.
“The TRS members should mention each and every issue of the people,” the CM said. It was decided to hold the TRS legislature party meeting on September 7 at 5 pm to chalk out the strategy to take on the opposition parties.
Meanwhile, chief secretary Somesh Kumar held a meeting with heads of the departments and asked them to prepare answers that were sought by the MLAs and to be answered during the question hour by the ministers.
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