Vijayawada, May 2, (way2newstv.com):
Non-BJP governments are becoming together against the guidelines set out in the 15th Finance Society.Representatives from 13 state governments will be attending the convention which will be held at Vijayawada on the 7th of this month.Chief Ministers are also expected to come from four states.The meeting of the Finance Ministers of South India was held in Thiruvananthapuram on 10th of last month.The meeting concluded that the next meeting was to be held in Vijayawada and to share the northern state governments. They said that discussion of the 15th Finance Commission would be much higher on the state governments through guidelines laid down by the Center. This decision, on behalf of the Andhra Pradesh Government, has received a positive response from non-BJP governments across the country. Manish Sisodia, Finance Minister Manish Sisodia, Punjab Finance Minister Manpreet Irig and West Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra came to the attention of Odisha's Shashibhushan Behara. Chief Minister Pranab Mukherjee, Chief Minister of Puducherry, Pawan Chamling, Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma and State Chief Minister Chandrababu will also attend.
NON-BJP GOVERNMENTS ARE BECOMING TOGETHER
The Andhra Pradesh government has decided to include Odisha, Punjab, Delhi, West Bengal, Sikkim, Meghalaya and Mizoram. The state government has sent invitations to the respective states. Some states have sent letters of willingness to come already. At that time Telangana also said okay. Rajendar will be attending the finance minister's spear from that state. Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Isaac and Karnataka Minister Nirachchi will be attending the agriculture minister Bairare Gowda. Mizoram Finance Minister Lalzantha and Tamil Nadu Finance Minister Panneerselvam were also invited. The state finance department officials have revealed that they are going to attend the rest of the penny cell. The agenda was prepared and discussed with the six members of the Kerala meeting, and this time more items will be included in the agenda. Apart from the economists attending the Kerala meet, other financial experts are also invited to the local and various states. Letters were also sent to invite about ten experts
