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Monsoon session of A.P. Assembly from August 25

HYDERABAD: Andhra Pradesh Governor Narayan Dutt Tiwari on Wednesday issued separate notifications convening the Legislative Assembly to meet from August 25 and the Council from the following day. Being convened after the Budget session was prorogued in April-end, the monsoon session of the Legislature will last for about ten days.

The session may witness heated debates on alleged irregularities in Indiramma housing scheme, ‘poor’ quality works in Jala Yagnam and land-related problems amid the “chalo Assembly’ calls given by frontal organisations of the Left parties outside.

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