Will asks YSRCP corporators to not help the initiative within the curiosity of the civic physique, says TDP flooring chief
Will asks YSRCP corporators to not help the initiative within the curiosity of the civic physique, says TDP flooring chief
The merger of civic colleges run by the Vijayawada Municipal Corporation with the State Education Department as reportedly sought by the State authorities appears obvious within the metropolis.
The corporators of the ruling YSR Congress Party are for the switch of the faculties to the Education division. They anticipate that the transfer will solely ease the burden of managing the 105 colleges off the civic physique.
“Merger of the municipal schools with the Education Department will be a good move as envisaged by the State government. The civic body has nothing to lose as long as the schools are well maintained and quality education is provided. The State government is already paying the salaries of municipal teachers and other employees at the schools through the 101 head account of the State treasury. It is also providing funds under Nadu-Nedu and other schemes to transform the schools,” YSRCP flooring chief in VMC council A. Venkata Satyanarayana advised The Hindu.
The Telugu Desam Party is opposing the transfer. TDP flooring chief in VMC council N. Balaswamy mentioned the celebration and its corporators will strongly protest in opposition to the proposal. “We will try to make the ruling party not to support the merger in the interest of the civic body,” Mr. Balaswamy mentioned.
However, being a majority within the VMC council, YSRCP might ratify the State’s determination unopposed if a decision is to be handed in favour of the federal government. On Monday, the Kakinada Municipal Council handed a decision permitting the State to takeover the administration of the faculties whereas opposing the switch of college properties.
Of the 105 civil colleges, 28 are excessive colleges together with three Urdu colleges, two are higher major colleges, and 65 are elementary colleges together with 10 Urdu elementary colleges.
Source: www.thehindu.com