Hyderabad: Telangana Council Chairman Gutha Sukhender Reddy in an informal chat with media persons informed Telangana Assembly session of Monsoon is likely to be held for 20 days from September 7 by following Corona protocols and pass a few key bills.
The opposition parties are making charges on the Srisailam power plant incident of a conspiracy and human error he said. Seating arrangements are being made as per COVID -19 norms and eight more seats will be provided in the council hall he said. As per corona protocols, wearing masks, thermal screening, sanitizing will be provided in the Assembly session and the council during the session, Gutha said
Gutha Sukhender Reddy stated that the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) will decide on the number of Assembly sessions. As per Chief Minister K Chandra Sekhar Rao, the arrangements are being made for the session to pass a few bills including the new revenue act, and others he said. The session will pass a resolution urging the Centre according to Bharat Rather award on former prime minister P V Narsimha Rao.
The chairman alleged the opposition remarks on the Srisailam power plant incident. An inquiry on the Srisailam power plant incident is going to reveal the lapses, causes, and whether it is the human error he said. Srisailam project is a lifeline for Telangana and power works will resume as planned. As the congress leaders, myself and Jana Reddy have opposed RDS. Now the Congress party leaders are playing double standards on Pothireddipadu he charged.
He took exception that the AP government plan of Rayalsaeema lift and others are illegal as it causes loss to our state. Telangana will not accept to lose its share of waters from rivers. The AP Government should desist from looting our waters he suggested. AP should take the permission of the apex council and follow the reorganization act on projects. The KCR government will fight for our share of waters, he added.
