Kiran party claims code violation by Centre
Says no case to hurriedly constitute a committee to identify location for new state capital at time of going to elections
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Says no case to hurriedly constitute a committee to identify location for new state capital at time of going to elections
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It said the Government of India's action was clearly aimed at polarising certain sections of society in Andhra Pradesh besides violating the model code of conduct. A party spokesperson said the EC had responded by promising to take a view on the complaint tomorrow.
The petition held that while Hyderabad was made a common capital for both Telangana and residuary AP for the next 10 years, there was no case to hurriedly constitute a committee to identify the location for the new state capital at the time of going to the elections.
First Published: Apr 01 2014 | 7:04 PM IST