‘GoM trying not to hurt anyone’
28 Nov 2013 5:18 AM IST
‘We are trying to find out a solution which does not hurt anyone,’ he told reporters here after a meeting with union ministers Jairam Ramesh and S Jaipal Reddy.
Ramesh, a member of the GoM, and Reddy, who is from Andhra Pradesh, are believed to have discussed issues related to creation of Telangana. The ministerial panel will meet on Wednesday, possibly for the last time. Dismissing the suggestion that there was delay in preparing the report of the GoM, Shinde said the report would be submitted to the Union Cabinet as early as possible. ‘There is no delay. We will submit the report to the Cabinet soon,’ he said.
The home minister also refuted reports that the centre will give the Andhra Pradesh assembly only 15 days, instead of a month, to pass the Telangana resolution in the house.
The GoM had held a series of meetings with leaders of eight political parties, union ministers from Andhra and CM N Kiran ls in the last one month.
Ramesh, a member of the GoM, and Reddy, who is from Andhra Pradesh, are believed to have discussed issues related to creation of Telangana. The ministerial panel will meet on Wednesday, possibly for the last time. Dismissing the suggestion that there was delay in preparing the report of the GoM, Shinde said the report would be submitted to the Union Cabinet as early as possible. ‘There is no delay. We will submit the report to the Cabinet soon,’ he said.
The home minister also refuted reports that the centre will give the Andhra Pradesh assembly only 15 days, instead of a month, to pass the Telangana resolution in the house.
The GoM had held a series of meetings with leaders of eight political parties, union ministers from Andhra and CM N Kiran ls in the last one month.
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