Chandrababu Naidu extends olive branch to TRS; to stay in city for 10 years
16 Aug 2014 3:38 AM GMT
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister said that both states should sort out the bifurcation issues across the table
People cheering at Independence Day programme, held on Friday at the premises of APSP, 2nd Battalion, Kurnool.
(Photo: DC)
Kurnool: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said on Friday that he would not leave Hyderabad for the next 10 years, though several departments are being shifted out to the temporary capital in Vijayawada.
In his Independence Day speech, Mr Naidu extended an olive branch to Telangana and said that both states should sort out the bifurcation issues across the table. If the states do not resolve the issues, the help of an arbitrator will be taken or they can approach the Centre and finally the courts.
“After bifurcation, several issues have cropped up. AP is ready to sit with the Telangana. We should sit and talk. If issues are not resolved even by talking, we shall have an arbitrator.” he said.
( Source : dc correspondent )
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