Vijay secures majority mark as Left parties, VCK back TVK
In a major political development in Tamil Nadu, the CPI, CPM, and VCK have agreed to support the TVK chief, enabling the party to reach the crucial halfway majority mark of 118 MLAs.
On this Special Report, the focus is on the escalating constitutional crisis in Tamil Nadu as Governor R.N. Ravi staged a walkout from the State Assembly for the third consecutive year. The Governor refused to deliver the customary address prepared by the DMK government, claiming it contained 'unsubstantiated claims' and 'inaccuracies' regarding investment figures and women's safety. He further alleged that his microphone was muted and the national anthem was insulted. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin countered these claims, accusing the Governor of insulting the people of Tamil Nadu and acting at the behest of the Centre to stall state administration. Legal experts and political analysts on the panel debated whether the Governor’s actions violate constitutional conventions, with some calling for his recall to prevent an 'unhealthy precedent.' The programme explores the deepening rift between the Raj Bhavan and the state government ahead of the upcoming elections.
In a major political development in Tamil Nadu, the CPI, CPM, and VCK have agreed to support the TVK chief, enabling the party to reach the crucial halfway majority mark of 118 MLAs.
TVK chief Vijay has sought an appointment with the Tamil Nadu Governor at Lok Bhavan at four thirty in the evening, sparking speculation about the party securing the required numbers to form the state government.
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