SC stays Andhra Pradesh HC order on developing Amravati as capital in 6 months

Updated : Nov 30, 2022 14:03
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The Supreme Court has stayed the order issued by the Andhra Pradesh High Court in March asking the state government to develop Amravati as the capital within 6 months. 

Observing that the order oversteps the principle of 'separation of power', the judges said that courts cannot become town planner and chief engineer. 

The plea against high court order has been moved by the Andhra Pradesh govt led by chief minister Jagan Mohan Reddy. 

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