It is a crime for the Governor to get up and leave before the National Anthem is sung: Father’s opinion It is a crime that the governor got up and left before the national anthem was sung

Chennai: Chairman M. Appavu said that Governor RN Ravi got up early and insulted the country without waiting for the national anthem to be sung in the Legislative Assembly.

Governor RN Ravi addressed the first session of the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Later, the Council President M. Appavu’s office held a meeting. Dad said to the reporters:

The text was prepared and sent to the Governor on the 5th. It was accepted and sent on the 7th. Then without giving any alternative opinion, it is not civilized to read it on the 9th without many parts and add some parts and speak like a public forum. It is wrong. It is the speech written by Prime Minister Modi’s government that the President of the Republic reads in Parliament without changing a single word.

As the governor should not publish anything other than what he has written and approved, it was unanimously agreed that the complete approved text should be included in the notes.

When the Governor comes to address them, the tradition is to leave after paying respects, when the National Anthem is sung till the end. By not doing so, it is a great crime to wake up prematurely and humiliate the country. The right of the Governor to address the Legislative Assemblies is given under Articles 175 and 176 of the Constitution. But it is painful that he did not mention the name of Ambedkar, the creator of the Constitution.

Governor Dhankar, who was a member of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly, has now become the Vice President. Similarly, it is not known whether the Governor of Tamil Nadu also has the intention. You ask whether a resolution will be brought to recall the Governor. They shall decide on the will of the majority of the members. This is what he said. Assembly Vice President Pichandi, Chief Whip Korada Govi ​​Chezhiyan and others were present.

Jan. Assembly session till 13th On January 10th (today), when the Legislative Assembly meets, a condolence resolution will be passed on the death of Member of the Legislative Assembly Mr. Evera, a condolence resolution will be passed for the late leaders and the Assembly will be adjourned. Then, the meeting will be held in full on 11th and 12th Jan. The assembly meeting will conclude on 13th with a speech by Chief Minister Stalin. Assembly President Appavu said that question time will be included in the assembly proceedings.