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Executive Capital City Coming To Vizag On December 4
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 Nov 2021 3:15 PM GMT
Even as the three-capital issue is raging and the TDP-sponsored Amaravati farmers rally is going on, there is something to cheer YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. Though the issue of three-capitals is still a subject matter of legal dispute, the Indian Navy has decided to name one of its warship the Executive Capital City. The warship will be the centre of attraction in the Navy Day celebrations in Vizag.
The Navy Day is slated for December 4 and this warship which bears the name 'executive capital city' will be a huge draw. In fact, the AP government has decided to have the executive capital of Andhra Pradesh at Vizag. This would add quite a glitter to the whole show. The Navy's decision to name its warship after the executive capital city is being seen as a significant message.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is likely to visit Vizag on December 4 to participate in the Navy Day celebrations. He would witness the exercises of the 'Executive Capital City.'There is lot of enthusiasm among the people of Vizag over this event.
Jagan Government has already indicated that the executive capital of the state would be located at Vizag. Similarly, the judicial capital would be stationed in Kurnool, while the legislative capital would be at Amaravati. The sections that have landed interests in Amaravati are opposing this proposal to have three capitals.
The Navy Day is slated for December 4 and this warship which bears the name 'executive capital city' will be a huge draw. In fact, the AP government has decided to have the executive capital of Andhra Pradesh at Vizag. This would add quite a glitter to the whole show. The Navy's decision to name its warship after the executive capital city is being seen as a significant message.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is likely to visit Vizag on December 4 to participate in the Navy Day celebrations. He would witness the exercises of the 'Executive Capital City.'There is lot of enthusiasm among the people of Vizag over this event.
Jagan Government has already indicated that the executive capital of the state would be located at Vizag. Similarly, the judicial capital would be stationed in Kurnool, while the legislative capital would be at Amaravati. The sections that have landed interests in Amaravati are opposing this proposal to have three capitals.
