Speaking at a program organized at the Governor’s House in Guindy, Chennai, Governor Ravi said, “There is a different political environment in Tamil Nadu. Everyone says we are Dravidians. If there is an all-India plan, Tamil Nadu says no to it. First, it would be better to say Tamil Nadu than Tamil Nadu. The British. “States were created only in time. Tamil Nadu is a part of India. Tamil Nadu is the identity of India,” he said.
After Governor Ravi’s comment caused a stir, protests arose from many quarters in Tamil Nadu such as political parties, ministers and members of Parliament. Apart from that, many netizens are criticizing Governor Ravi’s comment by referring to ‘Tamil Nadu’. As a result, the hashtag Tamil Nadu became a trend in India.
In this situation, Tamil Nadu BJP leader Annamalai said on his Twitter page, ‘What right does the DMK have to criticize the governor who is raising separatist views saying that the demand for a Dravidian nation has not gone down and don’t force us to ask for our own nation? Everyone knows the DMK’s role in growing the poisonous plants of separatism that are clamoring for a separate Tamil Nadu even today. He opined that the DMK’s activities are an attempt to divert the government by not fulfilling the promises made as usual.
Dravidian Nadu demand is undiminished and do not force us to ask for our own state will raise separatist views. @arivalayam To the party @rajbhavan_tn What merit to criticize them? (1/5)
— K.Annamalai (@annamalai_k) January 7, 2023