Andhra bureaucrats involved in bifurcation activity presently in full swing have reportedly mentioned in all reports to committees overseeing the bifurcation exercise that the new government of residuary AP that would be formed after election would move to the new capital, wherever it is, within the 1st year. This was to avoid logistical and monetary issues that are bound to come up for operating out of Joint capital in Hyderabad. This, the babus aver, would save avoidable expenses for AP State in the temporary capital for their infrastructure and the impracticality of overseeing crucial infrastructure building activity in Andhra from afar, in Hyderabad. Apparently, the babus don’t want to lose oversight of the multi-billion dollar projects that would immediately take ...

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