Andhra Pradesh To Have 3 New Capitals, Says Jagan Mohan Reddy  

The state Andhra Pradesh is breaking all records is making or forming rules. Recently, Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy came up with a new proposal stating that he has proposed three capital cities for the state.

Instead of having one futuristic capital city that Chandrababu Naidu proposed at Amaravati, Jagan Mohan Reddy suggest to have three. 

As per NDTV reports, Jagan Mohan Reddy said in the state assembly that the state could have an executive capital at Visakhapatnam, a legislative capital at Amaravati and a judicial capital at Kurnool. He plans to do this so that all three regions in the state are happy and are ensured equal balanced development.

During an Assembly session, the Chief Minister said, "We can think in terms of having three capitals one being the legislative capital and the other being executive and judicial capitals. A reputed Consultancy firm will also give its report and a decision would be taken after discussing the details and logistics."

The final decision on three capitals is yet to be implemented- it will only be taken after the G Nageswara Rao committee submits its final report in a week, reports NDTV. 

“Previous government had brought in a grand design of a capital city, developing 53,000 acres of land with a cost of Rs 1.09 lakh crores rupees. But when I have secured that amount, the priorities of our government would be different. We will provide water to the arid Rayalaseema region and other irrigation projects,” the chief minister further added.