The Centre has convened a gathering of prime officers of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on November 23 to debate unresolved points between the 2 states as per Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act.

The Ministry of Dwelling Affairs (MHA) has requested chief secretaries of each the Telugu states to attend the assembly to be held in Delhi.

Union Dwelling Secretary Ajay Bhalla will preside over the assembly which is able to focus on the pending points after bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh in 2014.

The assembly is seen as one other recent try by the Centre to handle the pending points. Below the Reorganisation Act, all post-bifurcation points must be sorted out in 10 years.

The earlier assembly between the 2 states was held on September 27 but it surely was inconclusive.

As many as 14 pending points had been mentioned. Of them, seven had been associated to the inter-state points between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The remaining points embody monetary help to the AP capital metropolis, grants to the backward areas improvement and different assurances given underneath the Reorganization Act.

The Union Secretary directed the Dwelling Ministry to look at all of the courtroom circumstances relating to sharing of property in session with the regulation division.

Through the assembly, Andhra Pradesh demanded its share in land parcels, buildings and financial institution reserves of frequent establishments situated in Hyderabad within the ratio of 52:48 between AP:TS, in proportion with their inhabitants.

These establishments listed underneath Schedule IX (companies and so forth) and X (coaching institutes) of the AP Reorganisation Act, 2014 are value a number of 1000’s of crores of rupees. Telangana opposed the demand.

Andhra Pradesh additionally demanded a share in Singareni Collieries, evoking protest from Telangana.

Telangana officers expressed their unhappiness over Andhra Pradesh approaching courts on bifurcation Act points, creating authorized problems and blocking the division of those establishments. They demanded that the Centre take steps to make Andhra Pradesh withdraw the circumstances and kind out points by talks.

The Centre had revealed over the last assembly that Rs 1,500 crore had been supplied for improvement of Amaravati because the state capital of Andhra Pradesh. The state authorities had sought one other Rs 1,000 crore for improvement works.