Dispute in Tamil Nadu Assembly: CM Stalin Criticizes Governor Ravi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin accused Governor R N Ravi of disrespecting the role by not adhering to the tradition of reading the inaugural speech at the Assembly. Stalin emphasized past governors were respectful and highlighted his experience in dealing with political challenges.
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In Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister M K Stalin has leveled serious accusations against Governor R N Ravi, asserting that the Governor's refusal to read the customary inaugural address indicates disrespect for his position.
Stalin reminisced about past governors who upheld assembly traditions and expressed that the current situation is unparalleled in his political experience, despite facing numerous challenges previously.
Furthermore, Stalin addressed the state's crime statistics, noting a decrease in criminal activities under the current DMK governance compared to the preceding AIADMK regime.
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