Not able to solve the problem of the status of `local 'of its employees, the government of Andhra Pradesh has decided to postpone until next year the process of changing the state administration of Hyderabad to the new region of the capital.
The state government had planned before moving at least 10,000 employees working in Hyderabad for VijayawadaGuntur region where the capital city, Amaravati, is supposed to come up.
However, when unions raised the issue of employees 'local' status, the government backtracked state, as it has no readymade solution. Under Article 371 person-D based on the area of Hyderabad they considered their areas of `nonlocal 'in other areas for employment and education. Since employees based in Hyderabad AP will become `nonlocal 'when switching to Vijayawada-Guntur, their children are not taken into account in the local del` framework' quota in educational institutions. They, therefore, losing in education and employment, as they will be treated as non-residents in Andhra Pradesh.
So employees are demanding that the `question of local status" will be resolved before making the transfers to Amaravati.
As only the President of India has the power to change the zoning system, the state government has decided to approach the government of the Union and awaiting presidential approval would not change employees to the new region of the capital.
After holding a series of meetings with representatives of revenues, NGOs AP, and em secretariat associations ployees, the government is seen on a sticky wicket as the resolution of the `local 'status issue is not within its scope competition. "The issue should only be resolved by the government of the Union and any relaxation to 371-D governing local status in both states require the consent of the President after the liquidation of the Ministry of Interior of the Union. This will take at least four months, "Secretary (political) MK Pa Meena told TOI.
The official said the State's request has to be approved by the Union Cabinet after taking the opinions of lawyers and home ministries. Only then it would be forwarded to the President, who may give consent as a special case. "Otherwise, Parliament must be convened to amend the Constitution and Article 371-D," said a senior official of the department of state law.
As there is no immediate solution to the '' question of local statute could be identified, the decision to postpone the change of management for next year was taken. "No employees what are we going to do in Vijayawada apart from wasting public money travel bills? "he grumbled a minister.
Meanwhile, the state government decided to implement the camp office of the head of government, heads of department, the Chief Secretary, the DGP and some ministers in Vijayawada.
The state government had planned before moving at least 10,000 employees working in Hyderabad for VijayawadaGuntur region where the capital city, Amaravati, is supposed to come up.
However, when unions raised the issue of employees 'local' status, the government backtracked state, as it has no readymade solution. Under Article 371 person-D based on the area of Hyderabad they considered their areas of `nonlocal 'in other areas for employment and education. Since employees based in Hyderabad AP will become `nonlocal 'when switching to Vijayawada-Guntur, their children are not taken into account in the local del` framework' quota in educational institutions. They, therefore, losing in education and employment, as they will be treated as non-residents in Andhra Pradesh.
So employees are demanding that the `question of local status" will be resolved before making the transfers to Amaravati.
As only the President of India has the power to change the zoning system, the state government has decided to approach the government of the Union and awaiting presidential approval would not change employees to the new region of the capital.
After holding a series of meetings with representatives of revenues, NGOs AP, and em secretariat associations ployees, the government is seen on a sticky wicket as the resolution of the `local 'status issue is not within its scope competition. "The issue should only be resolved by the government of the Union and any relaxation to 371-D governing local status in both states require the consent of the President after the liquidation of the Ministry of Interior of the Union. This will take at least four months, "Secretary (political) MK Pa Meena told TOI.
The official said the State's request has to be approved by the Union Cabinet after taking the opinions of lawyers and home ministries. Only then it would be forwarded to the President, who may give consent as a special case. "Otherwise, Parliament must be convened to amend the Constitution and Article 371-D," said a senior official of the department of state law.
As there is no immediate solution to the '' question of local statute could be identified, the decision to postpone the change of management for next year was taken. "No employees what are we going to do in Vijayawada apart from wasting public money travel bills? "he grumbled a minister.
Meanwhile, the state government decided to implement the camp office of the head of government, heads of department, the Chief Secretary, the DGP and some ministers in Vijayawada.
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