The 38th convocation ceremony held at Bharathidasan University in Trichy today (January 2) saw a gathering of several important political figures, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, Governor R. N. Ravi, and other dignitaries. The event attracted a lot of attention, particularly due to the speeches given by the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister.
Journalists present at the event commented on the speeches, with journalist Jenram stating that both the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister provided hope for the future to the graduating students. He also noted that their speeches emphasized the importance of education, but also hinted at their political agendas. Jenram pointed out that the BJP, represented by Prime Minister Modi, is seeking support from all states, including Tamil Nadu, and that the upcoming elections in the state will be a challenge for the party.
Another journalist, Shivpriyan, highlighted the importance of educational certificates for students and the practical problems faced by them, especially in light of delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. He also discussed the relationship between the Chief Minister, the Prime Minister, and the Governor, emphasizing the need for each to fulfill their respective roles and responsibilities.
Overall, the event was a significant platform for political posturing and public address, as the leaders addressed not just the graduating students, but also the state as a whole. The comments and analysis provided by the journalists offer an interesting insight into the political dynamics and the challenges that lie ahead for the BJP and the opposition parties in Tamil Nadu.