Amaravati,March,28,2026: The Andhra Pradesh Assembly held a special session on March 28 where the andhra pradesh capital issue was taken up for discussion. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu introduced a resolution seeking legal status for Amaravati as the state capital.
The resolution was presented in the Assembly at 11:11 AM, marking the start of a detailed discussion among ministers and members. The Chief Minister stated that retaining Amaravati as the capital is essential for the state’s overall development and long-term stability.
According to the resolution, the state government plans to approach the Centre to grant legal backing to Amaravati. The move aims to ensure clarity and consistency in governance and future planning related to the capital.
The Chief Minister also emphasized the need for protective measures to support Amaravati’s status as the capital. These measures are intended to strengthen infrastructure, administrative functions, and security frameworks associated with the capital region.
During the discussion, it was mentioned that amendments to provisions under the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act may be required. Specifically, changes to Section 5(2) were suggested to bring clarity and permanence to the capital designation.
Leaders and ministers in the Assembly are currently expressing their views on the resolution. The proceedings indicate a focused effort to formalize Amaravati’s position as the andhra pradesh capital through legislative and administrative measures.
The resolution is seen as a step toward ensuring stability in governance and supporting future development plans for the state. It reflects the government’s intent to establish a clear and consistent capital framework.
The Assembly session continues with discussions expected to shape the next steps regarding the resolution and its implementation.
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