Jagan meets Guv, seeks assembly session

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy,
MP

President

 Hyderabad

17th October 2013

 

Sri
E S L Narasimhan garu,

His
Excellency, the Governor of

Andhra
Pradesh,

Rajbhavan

HYDERABAD

 

Respected
Sir,

We reiterate that a special session of the Assembly should be convened before
the draft bill comes to Assembly for its views on the issue of the bifurcation
of the State, and to table a resolution against the division in the larger
interest of people in order to safeguard the prospects of the future
generations.

It will not be out of place to mention here that we have submitted a
letter to you on 30 September seeking your intervention in convening the
Assembly ahead of the Cabinet note which is the tradition.

We also tried to impress on Your Excellency, that the Assembly session would
enable the elected representatives and Parties to express their respective
stand and also to adopt a resolution against the division of process which
would have stalled this arbitrary division.

A letter with similar concern and content was also written to the Chief
Minister, Shri N Kiran Kumar Reddy as well on 26 September.

But our viewpoint was not considered favourably. 

As the cabinet note has been approved now and the pace of the division
process has increased with the Group of Ministers (GoM) taking stock of
situation in its first sitting and chalking out the action plan to expedite the
splitting of the State ignoring the popular mood of the State, we once again
seek your High Office to intervene and convene the Assembly to discuss the
issue threadbare and table a resolution against the division of the state
before the draft bill is prepared.

The outcome will be in accordance to the mood of House and the majority
will that should prevail. Once again we request you to convene a session to
pass a resolution against the bifurcation so as to mount pressure on the
central Government to not go ahead against this injustice & to display our resentment
to the entire nation before it is too late. This injustice for the sake of a
few votes & seats ignoring the tradition of having an Assembly resolution
in place is not right.

As a responsible Political party having 18 members in Assembly and two
Members in Lok Sabha and in the interest of 60 % of the State’s population that
has expressed its resentment through various forms of protests for more than 70
days, we once again urge you to intervene and direct the State Government to
convene a special session to facilitate passing a resolution against the
division before it is too late.

At least now before the draft bill comes to the assembly we urge you to
convene the session to pass the resolution against the bifurcation so as to
mount pressure on the Central Government to not to go ahead with the process.
We can voice the concern of the majority of the people who want to keep the
state united.

We
request your Excellency to kindly take up the issue and use your High Office in
directing the Government to convene a special session of the Assembly at the
earliest and oblige.

 Thanking You

 Yours faithfully

 (Y.S
Jagan Mohan Reddy)

 

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