DMK govt vs Guv face-off hits a new low in Tamil Nadu as Assembly witnesses unprecedented scenes
Chennai: The face-off between the ruling DMK and the Raj Bhavan in Tamil Nadu hit a new low on Monday with Governor RN Ravi of skipping a few references during his address to the state Assembly, prompting Chief Minister M K Stalin to move a motion to reject the deviations, while Ravi staged a walkout of the House.
The high drama on the floor of the House soon snowballed into a heated debate online between the supporters and critics of the ruling DMK, even as “#GetOutRavi” was trending on Twitter, with many calling for the ouster of Ravi from the gubernatorial post.
However, the state BJP threw its weight behind Ravi, describing as “disrespectful and amateurish,” Stalin moving a resolution against the Governor whilst Ravi was still seated in the House.
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