Sri krishna Committee Report comes out with six options

Justice Srikrishna Committee Report ...

Sri Krishna Committee Report on Telangana Issue is Avaialble Now at http://mha.nic.in
This Report Consists of Two parts

• CCSAP Appendix (70.65MB)
• CCSAP Report (11.43MB)

Mr. Chidambaram has convened a meeting of the eight recognised political parties of the State here on Thursday to share the report with them and elicit their views. However, the Telangana Rashtra Samiti, the BJP and the Telugu Desam Party have decided to boycott the meeting.
The committee, headed by the former Supreme Court judge, Justice B.N. Srikrishna, is believed not to have equivocally recommended any particular option but gave views — with the pros and cons along with the historical background — in each of the six options.
The suggestions include keeping Andhra Pradesh in the present form, forming a separate Telangana, and making Hyderabad a Union Territory, the sources said. An extensive examination of the socio-economic factors in all regions of the State led the committee to conclude that there was no material basis for treating only the Telangana districts as “backward,” the sources noted. The panel was appointed by the Centre on February 3 last year and it submitted an 800-page two-volume report to Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on December 30.
The report is likely to be uploaded in the government's website at 11.30 a.m. after the copies are given to the parties.

Sri krishna Committee report from Ministry Of Home Afffairs@http://mha.nic.in

This Report Consists of Two parts

• CCSAP Appendix (70.65MB)
• CCSAP Report (11.43MB)

A meeting of political parties from Andhra Pradesh with Home Minister P. Chidambaram on the Telangana issue began here on Thursday. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy, Congress leader Uttam Kumar Reddy, CPI(M) state secretary B. Raghavalu, PRP leader C. Ramachandraiah were among those who are attending the meeting during which Chidambaram will hand over the Justice B.N. Srikrishna Committee report on the Telangana statehood demand. The TRS, TDP and BJP kept away from the meeting.
Report copy expected in Ministry of Home Affairs website http://www.mha.nic.in/
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