An interesting issue has come up in the cabinet meeting presided over by Chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao in the Secretariat. KCR did not agree the opposition demand, particularly TDP working President A Revanth Reddy to convene the Assembly session for at least 14 days.

KCR told his cabinet colleagues that Revanth always put un-viable demands before the government to attract media attention only. He planned to hold the session for four days. After Revanth demand, the CM informed his ministers that the session will be for one day only on Tuesday.

It has become the habit of TDP and Congress parties demanding the assembly sessions for more days to politicize the peoples issues and for political gains, KCR felt in the meeting.

In the session, the assembly will ratify the 122 constitutional amendment adopted by the Parliament for the enactment of much awaited GST ( Good and Service Taxes) bill.

The cabinet meeting, presided over by chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Monday in the Secretariat, approved to table the constitutional amendment for the GST bill and ratify the same in the Assembly.