Castigating Governor RN Ravi for walking out of the Assembly without reading the customary 'Governor's Address' at the beginning of the first session of the year, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday charged him with habitually transgressing the tradition of the legislature.
Supporters of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)'s Tamil Nadu unit president K Armstrong gathered outside the Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital Mortuary here raising slogans, demanding the arrest of the culprits.
Speaking at an event in Tiruchirappalli on Friday, MK Stalin said that everyone should have one aim not to allow BJP to come back to power.
The CM said, "Education should be moved to the State List, as this is the only way NEET could be abolished."
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday hit out at Governor RN Ravi over the dismissal of jailed minister Senthil Balaji, saying he does not have the right to do so and his government will proceed legally in the matter.
While Stalin arrived at the hospital to meet with Balaji, the Minister for Electricity, Prohibition and Excise, several DMK workers raised slogans against Governor RN Ravi outside the facility
"Opportunities should not be reduced to one's fluency in Hindi and English alone," Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin added.
Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday warned "whoever tries to spoil the law and order situation in the state, a strong legal action would be taken" following rumours that migrant workers are being attacked in the Tamil Nadu
Stalin warned that strict legal action will be taken against those who deliberately spread rumors on social media by posting videos and pictures and thus spread fear and panic.
Stalin lashed out at the Modi government for not responding to questions on the Adani-Hindenburg row and the BBC documentary on PM.
