Srikrishna Committee latest report 6 options of Srikrishna Committee report on Andhra Pradesh

Posted Date: 06-Jan-2011	Category: Andhra Pradesh News	Rating:
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Get the details of latest Srikrishna Committee report on Andhra pradesh and Telangana region. The committee has given 6 options about dividing andhra pradesh.

Atlast Sri Krishna Committee had came up with the 800-page of report on Andhra pradesh. The committee is headed by former supreme spurt justice B N Sri Krishna and had a members like Vinod Duggal, Ravindar Kaur, Abusaleh Sharif and rof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh.

Srikrishna Committee had suggested six options on Telangana issue in Andhra pradesh. Moreover the experts says that the 6 suggestions favours for the united andhra slogan. But among the 6 suggestions 2 of them favours for the formation of Telangana state.

Option 1 of Srikrishna Committee report: Srikrishna Committee report in the latest report 2011 had said that Andhra Pradesh should be remain united. It is all because of the economic sutiation and also said that chief minister of Andhra Pradesh and the deputy chief minister can be from Telangana region.

Option 2 of Srikrishna Committee report: Dividing the state into two regions i.e giving Telangana and Seemandhra (comprising Andhra and Rayalseema regions)

Option 3 of Srikrishna Committee report: Making AP capital city Hyderabad as union territory there by dividing Andhra pradesh into 2 regions such as "Raya Telangana and coastal Andhra". Both regions will have their own capitals.

Option 4 of Srikrishna Committee report: Dividing the state into Seemaandhra and Telangana and make an enlarged Hyderabad into a union territory.

Option 5 of Srikrishna Committee report: Dividing state into Seemaandhra and Telangana. Make Hyderabad the capital of Telangana

Option 6 of Srikrishna Committee report: United Andhra with provision for a Telangana council to look into the development of that region.

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