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DMK MP T R Baalu writes letter to party MPs aiming to remove TN Governor

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) leader and Lok Sabha MP representing Sriperumbudur constituency near Chennai T R Baalu on Tuesday wrote a letter to ‘all the like-minded MPs’ urging them to back a proposal seeking removal of the Tamil Nadu governor R N Ravi. “The proposal is to be addressed to President Droupadi Murmu following the gathering of MPs at the Anna Arivalaiyam headquarters and signing of MPs,” the letter stated.

“Members of Parliament belonging to DMK and like-minded political parties are requested to kindly visit Anna Arivalaiyam Headquarters to read and sign in a memorandum addressed to the Hon’ble President of India, pertaining to the immediate withdrawal of the Governor of Tamil Nadu.

People of Tamil Nadu had witnessed clashes between the DMK party leaders and Tamil Nadu governor R N Ravi earlier too. In April, DMK Party leaders registered protests against Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi for not sending the NEET Exemption Bill to the President after being passed twice in the state Assembly. Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and its allies boycotted a get-together party called by the Governor on the occasion of Tamil New Year day.

Earlier, RN Ravi expressed serious concern over the delay of four days in handing over the Coimbatore blast case to NIA and the possible destruction of crucial evidence in a high-profile terror plot.

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Chief Minister MK Stalin met PM Narendra Modi

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin Thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for inaugurating Chennai Chess Olympiad 2022. Prime Minister appreciated the grand manner in which Tamil Nadu hosted the event and conveyed that it was a proud moment for India.

Earlier on the Same day, MK Stalin met the newly elected President of India Droupadi Murmu, and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar and conveyed his wishes to them.

During his nearly 20-minute meeting with Modi, Stalin learned to have raised issues related to the Cauvery river, National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the Mekadatu dam, and the National Education Policy (NEP).

No memorandum regarding the above-mentioned demands was released by the state government officials in New Delhi after Stalin’s meeting with the Prime Minister. However, earlier, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister – who arrived in the national capital during the early hours of Wednesday – told media persons at the Tamil Nadu House prior to meeting the Prime Minister that he would raise the issues related to the state with him.

The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin also said that due to unavoidable circumstances, he could not attend the swearing-in ceremony of the President and Vice President, therefore he had sought time to meet them and was granted an appointment.

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