News Telangana, the Government will consider the report and consultations with political parties. Letters of invitation to political parties are being sent. Immediately after the meeting with the eight recognized parties, the report will be released on January 6, 2011.After the report is made public, the media should report the contents in the right direction. Seeking the cooperation of the media once the report is open, Chidambaram said after he presented the Justice Srikrishna report in North Block office.On Tuesday, Srikrishna Committee, which prepared the report, visiting 23 districts of Andhra Pradesh, said he hopes he has found the solution of permanent Aua, the AU, but stressed that is until the government and political parties to decide what happens next. The five-member committee was created in February last year and is headed by former Supreme Court judge, BN Srikrishna. The panel of AOs job was to interview different political parties and sectors of society in a state of Telangana. The committee says it has tried to provide, satisfaction Äúhighest the greatest number.
The meeting was attended by Cabinet Secretary, Secretary, Information and Broadcasting and the Andhra Pradesh chief secretary discussed the various issues related to coverage of the panel informe.El NBA has already released about what to do and what not do to the 48 cable TV channels and operators in Andhra Pradesh 4800. The central government has also asked the state government to make use of the Cable Operators Act 1995 to cancel the licenses of operators who violate the guidelines.
The channels have been asked not to speculate on the report before it is made public and then covered in a sensational, inflammatory or provocative. The NBA has also directed the channels do not show images of violence, turmoil and the sacrifice of the news regarding the commission informe.El Srikrishna commission was created in February to discuss, among other things, the situation in Andhra Pradesh , in the aftermath of the protests of a separate Telangana state and the fight against the protests that virtually paralyzed the state of weeks.The committee met more than 100 groups, including political parties, intellectuals, politicians and retired bureaucrats and visited all 23 districts of the state.
