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CS LV Subramanyam to hold screening committee meeting over AP Cabinet agenda
Over the AP Cabinet meeting agenda, the screening committee under Chief secretary LV Subramanyam will be discussing on the issues whether to allow them in agenda or not in Vijayawada on Thursday.
Amaravati: Over the AP Cabinet meeting agenda, the screening committee under Chief secretary LV Subramanyam will be discussing on the issues whether to allow them in agenda or not on Thursday.
Due to the election code in the state, the committee headed by CS will first examine the agenda issues.
For the Cabinet meeting on 14 May, the CMO (Chief Minister's Office) has already sent a note to CS over 4 issues.. drought condition, Cyclone relief measures, employment guarantee scheme, drinking water shortage as the meeting agenda.
The screening committee will discuss these issues and will take a call on whether to allow them in the Cabinet agenda or not.
If they are any objectional issues in the Cabinet agenda then the committee will send a report to the Central Election Commission through state CEO.
Where the EC will take the decision within two days. The AP CEO Gopalakrishna Dwivedi said the Election Commission approval is must for every issue that are in the Cabinet agenda.
Dwivedi said that the EC has already given the green signal for the cyclone relief works, again they won't be any need to take the issue to the Commission's notice.
If the political parties have any concerns regarding the counting process then they must immediately bring them to their notice, Dwivedi said.
