A group of Congress legislators who are supporting the United Andhra Pradesh requested the Central Government on Saturday to refer both the bill and resolution on the proposed division of the state to the legislators for their views. The congress MLAs and MLCs united AP forum said that the Centre should give due respect to the views of the legislators before going ahead of division process. One of the member also wrote letters to this effect to the President and Prime Minister few days as per the news coming in the local news papers.
The members of the Forum met Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy at the camp office and submitted a similar memorandum. "We are expecting that both the resolution and the Bill on division of the state will be referred to the state Legislature for views, as required under the Constitution. There are rumours that the Government of India is thinking to bypass the Assembly resolution on this.
"If it happens, the same is most un-democratic and un-constitutional and against the true spirit of our great Federal Constitution. The Indian Democracy shall face so many challenges," the Forum said.
The members of the Forum met Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy at the camp office and submitted a similar memorandum. "We are expecting that both the resolution and the Bill on division of the state will be referred to the state Legislature for views, as required under the Constitution. There are rumours that the Government of India is thinking to bypass the Assembly resolution on this.
"If it happens, the same is most un-democratic and un-constitutional and against the true spirit of our great Federal Constitution. The Indian Democracy shall face so many challenges," the Forum said.
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