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Speaker Tammineni Sitaram slams at TDP says Assembly decision is final on bills
The Andhra Pradesh legislative assembly speaker Tammeneni Sitaram said that the TDP is doing worst politics.
The Andhra Pradesh legislative assembly speaker Tammeneni Sitaram said that the TDP is doing worst politics. Speaking to media after paying homage to Jyotiba Poole statue in Rajahmundry of East Godavari district on Saturday, speaker Tammeneni Sitaram thanked Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy for honouring the two BC leaders with the Rajya Sabha seats. He found fault with the TDP's actions in the legislative council. He said the decisions of the council will not be taken into account and the decision of the legislative assembly is final.
The Speaker has lashed out at the House for blocking the Monetary Bill. Sitaram clarified that the final decisions will be made in the legislature which is composed of members elected by the people. However, the legal experts say that the bill stalled in the council woul be automatically passed after 14 days.
These comments from the speaker has come after many speculations doing rounds over the spending of money amid appropriation bills have not passed in the legislative council. Earlier in the two day meetings of legislative assembly and council, the appropriation bill and other bills have not been passed in the council due to the ruckus created by either of the ruling and opposition parties. The ruling and opposition parties allege each other over the issue that happened in the council.
