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Amit Shah has promised new Vidhan Sabha of Haryana: Speaker

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Chandigarh, September 22

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After his meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday, Assembly Speaker Gian Chand Gupta today held a press conference and said the former had given assurance for the new Vidhan Sabha building in Chandigarh.

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The state has been seeking 10 acres for the new House.

“I told the Home Minister that many other states had also got new Vidhan Sabha buildings and Haryana needed a new one too,” he added.

At present, Haryana has been seeking its full 40% share in existing Vidhan Sabha building. “I complained to Shah about how Haryana was treated unfairly in the division of space as it never got full 40% share in the building.”

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The Speaker said he had also raised the issue of affiliation of state colleges with Panjab University (PU), Chandigarh. He said the recent report of the high-level expert panel on governance reforms in PU talked about the affiliation of Haryana colleges.

He said students from Panchkula couldn’t get admission to technical courses in Chandigarh as 85% quota had been reserved for locals. “Only 15% seats are open for students belonging to the rest of India and those from Panchkula also had to apply under the same.” — TNS 

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