Amaravati Bill Insults Andhra Pradesh, Questions Intent: YSRCP MP Subba Reddy

• YSRCP MP Y.V. Subba Reddy strongly opposed the Amaravati Bill, calling it an insult to Andhra Pradesh and questioning its legality and impact.
• He highlighted the plight of 29,000 farmers who gave 34,000 acres under land pooling, with no clarity on developed plot handover.
• Reddy questioned the Centre's intervention on a state capital bill, citing the Constitution and past state formations where the Centre did not decide capitals.
• He criticized the bill's financial implications, alleging massive costs for infrastructure and potential debt burden of Rs. 14 lakh crore by 2029.
• Subba Reddy advocated a three-capital model (Amaravati, Visakhapatnam, Kurnool) for balanced regional development, citing flood concerns in Amaravati and alleged corruption.

Key Questions Answered

Will the Amaravati Bill pass in its current form?

The Amaravati Bill has passed the Lok Sabha. However, YSRCP MP Y.V. Subba Reddy has strongly opposed the bill in its current form, calling it an insult to Andhra Pradesh.

How will farmers be compensated for their land?

Farmers will have their land compensation directly credited to their bank accounts. They are advised to submit updated 7/12 extracts and mutation records.

What is the future of Andhra Pradesh's capital?

Amaravati will be the sole and permanent capital of Andhra Pradesh.