Tuesday's Cabinet meeting has been called to discuss exclusively the Telangana issue, he said.
"Various options (on how to create Telangana) will be put forward and the Cabinet will take a final call," he told reporters here.
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They said the issue of Hyderabad continues to be contentious as Seemandhra leaders are demanding protection of lives and property of Seemandhra people settled in Hyderabad after the bifurcation.
One of the options, the GoM may suggest, is handing over the law and order responsibility and revenue department to the central government under a special provision of the Constitution.
The GoM is unlikely to recommend making Hyderabad an Union Territory like Chandigarh, which is capital of both Punjab and Haryana. The Union Cabinet has already decided that Hyderabad will be the joint capital of Telangana and residuary state of Andhra Pradesh for 10 years.
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