Chennai: The Governor-Government tussle has intensified in the state. Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly with the Chief Minister on Monday MK Stalin objected to the governor RN Ravi Distracted from prepared speech. When the Chief Minister was addressing it and even before the national anthem was played, Ravi left the assembly in a huff.
The Assembly passed a resolution proposed by the Chief Minister that the Assembly would record only the text of the Governor’s address as prepared by the government, as per tradition, and not what the Governor had said. Except for AIADMK and BJP, DMK, its allies Congress, VCK, MDMK, Left parties, MMK and TVK supported the resolution. PMK members were present when the resolution was passed.
Governor Addressed the assembly for about 50 minutes and later the Tamil version of his speech was read out by the speaker. The Chief Minister said that the government had already sent the draft address to the governor and it was approved by him and later printed and distributed to all members on their tabs, and hard copies were given to those members who needed it. was needed.
Stalin alleged that the governor’s action, “which was against the principles of the Dravidian model of government”, was unacceptable.
The CM said, “We followed the rules of the Assembly and did not register any objection before the commencement of the Governor’s speech, as we are in the government.” As per constitutional norms.
The Chief Minister said that the Governor has not only acted against the principles of the DMK but also against the government. “He did not fully and properly read the text prepared by the government and approved by him, which was not only regrettable, but also a violation of legislative conventions,” Stalin said.
Moving the motion, Stalin said that the Assembly should relax Rule 17 and resolve that only the printed text and the Tamil version read by the Speaker be recorded in the Assembly.
Earlier, there was a lot of drama when the governor started his traditional address in the assembly. Members of DMK allies walked out in protest before the House went to the Well to protest against the Governor for delaying the approval of bills and making controversial remarks on ‘Sanatan Dharma’. Tamil Nadu and went out. PMK members raised slogans and staged a walkout demanding early approval of the online gambling bill.
The Assembly passed a resolution proposed by the Chief Minister that the Assembly would record only the text of the Governor’s address as prepared by the government, as per tradition, and not what the Governor had said. Except for AIADMK and BJP, DMK, its allies Congress, VCK, MDMK, Left parties, MMK and TVK supported the resolution. PMK members were present when the resolution was passed.
Governor Addressed the assembly for about 50 minutes and later the Tamil version of his speech was read out by the speaker. The Chief Minister said that the government had already sent the draft address to the governor and it was approved by him and later printed and distributed to all members on their tabs, and hard copies were given to those members who needed it. was needed.
Stalin alleged that the governor’s action, “which was against the principles of the Dravidian model of government”, was unacceptable.
The CM said, “We followed the rules of the Assembly and did not register any objection before the commencement of the Governor’s speech, as we are in the government.” As per constitutional norms.
The Chief Minister said that the Governor has not only acted against the principles of the DMK but also against the government. “He did not fully and properly read the text prepared by the government and approved by him, which was not only regrettable, but also a violation of legislative conventions,” Stalin said.
Moving the motion, Stalin said that the Assembly should relax Rule 17 and resolve that only the printed text and the Tamil version read by the Speaker be recorded in the Assembly.
Earlier, there was a lot of drama when the governor started his traditional address in the assembly. Members of DMK allies walked out in protest before the House went to the Well to protest against the Governor for delaying the approval of bills and making controversial remarks on ‘Sanatan Dharma’. Tamil Nadu and went out. PMK members raised slogans and staged a walkout demanding early approval of the online gambling bill.