అమరావతి రాజ్యాంగ విరుద్ధం, చట్టవ్యతిరేకం, YCP వాదనలో 4 సమస్యలు||YCP Calls Amaravati Unconstitutional
In yet another step towards shifting the administrative capital of Andhra Pradesh from Amaravati to Visakhapatnam, the YSR Congress party on Tuesday appealed to President of India Ramnath Kovind to declare the capital region of Amravati as unconstitutional and illegal.
"We request you to direct the Government of India to recognize that the decision on "Amaravati" is unconstitutional, illegal and not notified either by Gazette or by any Government Order and hence, make necessary changes in the Map of India published by the Survey of India," senior YSRC leader and former minister Dharmana Prasada Rao said in his letter to President of India.
He said the then Andhra Pradesh government had declared "Amaravati" as new capital without considering the recommendations of the report by the Sivaramakrishnan committee. The said report was neither discussed in the cabinet meeting or in the Legislative Assembly and Council.
He said the declaration of "Amaravati" as capital is unconstitutional as it violated the fundamental constitutional principle of "justice" and "equality of opportunity" in our Constitution. Moreover, the decision on Amaravati was not notified by any official gazette or by any government order.
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అమరావతి రాజ్యాంగ విరుద్ధం, చట్టవ్యతిరేకం, YCP వాదనలో 4 సమస్యలు||YCP Calls Amaravati Unconstitutional In yet another step towards shifting the administrative capital of Andhra Pradesh from Amaravati to Visakhapatnam, the YSR Congress party on Tuesday appealed to President of India Ramnath Kovind to declare the capital region of Amravati as unconstitutional and illegal. "We request you to direct the Government of India to recognize that the decision on "Amaravati" is unconstitutional, illegal and not notified either by Gazette or by any Government Order and hence, make necessary changes in the Map of India published by the Survey of India," senior YSRC leader and former minister Dharmana Prasada Rao said in his letter to President of India. He said the then Andhra Pradesh government had declared "Amaravati" as new capital without considering the recommendations of the report by the Sivaramakrishnan committee. The said report was neither discussed in the cabinet meeting or in the Legislative Assembly and Council. He said the declaration of "Amaravati" as capital is unconstitutional as it violated the fundamental constitutional principle of "justice" and "equality of opportunity" in our Constitution. Moreover, the decision on Amaravati was not notified by any official gazette or by any government order.
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