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NEW DELHI: The governments in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana are intensifying their rifts with the governors in opposition to the alleged anti-democratic and anti-Constitutional movements of the latter. All 3 states are locked in a standoff with the respective governors over pending expenses and appointments of vice-chancellors in universities.
The DMK and CPM also are taking tasks to deliver in combination non-BJP events in opposition to the movements of the governors. In Kerala, the friction between the Pinarayi Vijayan-led authorities and Governor Arif Mohammad Khan turns out to have reached some extent of no go back. A contemporary row erupted after the Left Democratic Entrance (LDF) authorities introduced a protest rally out of doors the Raj Bhavan on November 15 alleging that Khan is making an attempt to enforce the Sangh Parivar’s time table within the schooling sector.
On Tuesday, the newshounds’ union within the state took out a protest march to Raj Bhavan after Khan requested newshounds from two Malayalam channels, Kairali and Media One, to go away a press briefing, calling them ‘pro-government’.
The tussle between the federal government and the governor is most commonly centred across the appointment of vice-chancellors in universities and over the latter’s call for to sack state ministers on what the governments say are flimsy grounds.
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In Telangana, the stress between Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and the Okay Chandrashekar Rao-led TRS authorities turns out to have additional escalated after the previous summoned schooling Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy to talk about a not unusual recruitment board for all 15 state universities in music with UGC regulations. She additionally demanded the cause of now not filling the vacancies in universities within the closing 3 years. Whilst the federal government is miffed with the governor for now not signing essential expenses, Raj Bhavan accuses the federal government of now not following protocols.
Scholars’ unions within the state had been protesting in opposition to the governor for now not signing the invoice on direct recruitment to instructing and nonteaching posts, apart from in scientific universities.
In Tamil Nadu too, the ruling DMK is at loggerheads with Governor R N Ravi, and has sought an appointment to satisfy President Droupadi Murmu to post its petition to hunt his elimination. The DMK was once additionally peeved at pending expenses and Ravi’s remarks on ‘Sanatan dharma’. The allies of the DMK, together with the CPI(M) and the Congress, stated that the governor is making an attempt to create confusion within the state via echoing the BJP’s stand on coverage issues and different problems.
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NEW DELHI: The governments in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana are intensifying their rifts with the governors in opposition to the alleged anti-democratic and anti-Constitutional movements of the latter. All 3 states are locked in a standoff with the respective governors over pending expenses and appointments of vice-chancellors in universities.
The DMK and CPM also are taking tasks to deliver in combination non-BJP events in opposition to the movements of the governors. In Kerala, the friction between the Pinarayi Vijayan-led authorities and Governor Arif Mohammad Khan turns out to have reached some extent of no go back. A contemporary row erupted after the Left Democratic Entrance (LDF) authorities introduced a protest rally out of doors the Raj Bhavan on November 15 alleging that Khan is making an attempt to enforce the Sangh Parivar’s time table within the schooling sector.
On Tuesday, the newshounds’ union within the state took out a protest march to Raj Bhavan after Khan requested newshounds from two Malayalam channels, Kairali and Media One, to go away a press briefing, calling them ‘pro-government’.
The tussle between the federal government and the governor is most commonly centred across the appointment of vice-chancellors in universities and over the latter’s call for to sack state ministers on what the governments say are flimsy grounds.
ALSO READ | Kerala Governor’s media censorship unites opponents LDF, UDF
In Telangana, the stress between Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and the Okay Chandrashekar Rao-led TRS authorities turns out to have additional escalated after the previous summoned schooling Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy to talk about a not unusual recruitment board for all 15 state universities in music with UGC regulations. She additionally demanded the cause of now not filling the vacancies in universities within the closing 3 years. Whilst the federal government is miffed with the governor for now not signing essential expenses, Raj Bhavan accuses the federal government of now not following protocols.
Scholars’ unions within the state had been protesting in opposition to the governor for now not signing the invoice on direct recruitment to instructing and nonteaching posts, apart from in scientific universities.
In Tamil Nadu too, the ruling DMK is at loggerheads with Governor R N Ravi, and has sought an appointment to satisfy President Droupadi Murmu to post its petition to hunt his elimination. The DMK was once additionally peeved at pending expenses and Ravi’s remarks on ‘Sanatan dharma’. The allies of the DMK, together with the CPI(M) and the Congress, stated that the governor is making an attempt to create confusion within the state via echoing the BJP’s stand on coverage issues and different problems.
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