Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin winding up the debate on the motion of thanks to the Governor for his address. Photo: PTI
‘Governor Ravi’s actions childish, unable to digest that TN is developing’: CM Stalin
The state Legislative Assembly has been witnessing strange scenes for the last few years after Ravi took over as Governor, said the chief minister
Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi was unable to digest that the state was developing and his decision on not to address the Assembly was “childish”, Chief Minister MK Stalin said on Saturday (January 11).
The state Legislative Assembly has been witnessing strange scenes for the last few years after Ravi took over as Governor, he said.
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"The Governor comes to the Assembly but returns without addressing the House. That's why I had said that his actions were childish," Stalin told the Assembly.
As per Article 176 of the Constitution, the Governor has to deliver his address to the Legislative Assembly at the commencement of the session.
"But he appears to be keen on violating the rules in a planned manner," the Chief Minister said winding up the debate on the motion of thanks to the Governor for his address.
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“In 2022, this Governor delivered his address without altering the speech. But in the following three years, he avoided delivering his customary address citing 'absurd' reasons,” the Chief Minister said.
(With agency inputs)
