Andhra Pradesh Plans to Pass ‘Amaravati Bill’ in Parliament
The Andhra Pradesh government plans to introduce and get the ‘Amaravati Bill’ passed in the upcoming Budget Session of Parliament. The move aims to strengthen Amaravati’s status as the state capital.
The government wants to amend Section 5(2) of the A.P. Reorganisation Act, which deals with the designation of the capital. Officials said the amendment is necessary to legally reinforce Amaravati’s position and prevent future disputes regarding the capital city.
The bill is expected to cover administrative, legal, and planning aspects to ensure smooth governance and development in Amaravati. State leaders have emphasized that a clear legal framework will help attract investment, infrastructure projects, and public services to the capital.
This step comes amid ongoing debates over the capital city’s location, with the government seeking to clarify its intentions and secure Amaravati’s future as Andhra Pradesh’s political and administrative hub.
Andhra Pradesh Plans to Pass ‘Amaravati Bill’ in Parliament
