On April 14, Tamil Nadu led by DMK government boycott events Organized by Governor RN Ravi to protest against alleged delay on from his side in Several recommendations of the Cabinet and dozens of bills passed by the State Council were approved, including a decisive decision one seeking to cancel of National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) for Medical Admission and Release of convicts in The case of the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi.
On Saturday, two days after the boycott of the Raj Bhavan events, DMK . spokeswoman Murasoli said in Her editorial “It seems like Governor Ravi is determined on spoiling wherever left of BJP vote stationed in Tamil Nadu…instead of Serving his constitutional responsibilities, Governor Ravi playing No justify politics in Tamil Nadu… looks like like He decided play Extra role of Tamil Nadu BJP leader also.”
The latest the shipment against the ruler , of Being BJP biased, is a new Misrepresentation of relationships between DMK government And the ruler who has been stripped so far of The public The hatred that spoiled such relationships in other places in Country.
a former IPS officer, Ravi was a former governor of Meghalaya and Nagaland. After retiring from the service in 2012, served as Chairman of the Board of Joint Intelligence Committee and later served as Deputy National Security Adviser of India. But his most important task so far has been as an interlocutor for the center for Naga Peace Talks.
In August 2015, NSCN (IM) signed the framework an agreement with center for The Naga Peace Agreement and Ravi were set as interlocutors to bring the talks to a conclusion. While both of government Naga groups said the conversations successfully is over on The government deadline of On October 31, 2019, an agreement was not signed, and relations between Ravi and the National Council for National Security (IM) collapsed.
Earlier this week, NSCN-IM again Blame it on Ravi for Conversations continue off a path. ‘Ravi threatened NSCN with Serious consequences announced it with Or without NSCN, an agreement must be signed on or before (the deadline ofOctober 31, 2019, the statement of the National National Security Council said. He-he also Ravi accused of the pressure on The outfit and survive people using “Psychological war”.
As Ravi came to Tamil Nadu in the background of Gallbladder of naga talks, critics He told him the alleged confrontation nature It won’t go well with Constitutional post He was to serve as governor.
However, so far, the differences have not leaked out out in the open, with DMK sources say this was only because government were ‘appropriate and patient” in deal with Some of issues.
They point to howA month after taking charge, Ravi demand for State departments for bidding on Application of kick the charts up Argument. While Congress and other parties raised strong objections, the state secretary of Irai Anbo in to play down The controversy, calling the governor’s order “routine contact.”
eve of The last Republic Day, is took A position that was not seen as in Line with The government’s position, saying NEET has resulted in a improvement in the acting of government schools in Medical admission, that there was an urgent need need to improve quality of education in government schools. Ravi’s remarks, which came at a time when he hasn’t done so yet clear The anti-NEET bill that was passed unanimously by the state assembly, raised eyebrows.
In his speech afterwards, Ravi said also He said: Our students are deprived of Knowledge of Other Indian languages are unfair to all.” This remark, which is seen as digging into two Tamil Nadu languages policyIt was not well received in political circles.
In an editorial, Murasoli, referring to Ravi IPS’s background and mission in Nagaland, wrote, “This is not Nagaland, but Tamil Nadu…maybe intimidating tactics be required for Police Department may be useful for Many occasions. But in politicshe is should realize that this tactics Will not help It accomplishes anything.”
The alleged delay of Raj Bhawan in one of Long-Pending Matters – Forgiveness Matter of Convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi case – has in The past Raised warnings from the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court.
hear plea About the alleged unreasonable delay on Section of the ruler in Case, Madras High Court, in July 2020, the governor said he can’t sit down on State governmentRecommendation for we will miss you. The court said there was no specific time limit for Governor to decide on Such issues only ‘because of Faith and trust linked to the constitution postCourt added “…if this authority fails to make the decision in In a reasonable time, then the court will have to step in.”
In the same case, the Supreme Court expressed its dissatisfaction in February 2021, forcing the government counsel to prepare a decision without further delay. the ruler office Then he redirected forgiveness files of Seven convicts of President Ram Nath Kovind for for him decision.
Senior jurists, including Judge (retired) K. T Thomas, who was part of the three-bench Supreme court bench That given the ruling 1999 in In the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, she called the delay “unlawful” and said the governor had not “discharged his responsibilities” despite the Supreme Court’s clarification that it was “considered appropriate” for a decision call in Subject.
However, there may not be similar conflicts between the state and Raj Bhavan new for Tamil Nadu.
In 2017, political parties opposed Ravi Banwaralal Puruhit’s predecessor when he started visiting the regions in try to review government charts.
But the most bitter of These were the clashes between M Channa Reddy and the late AIADMK Chairman Jayalalitha during her time. first term Like CM.
if you start with AIADMK described it as “excellent Chief Minister” for asks for briefing of Law and order from the first secretary during a sub-poll, Reddy decision to refuse the name of candidate for Vice President of the University of Madras post The relationship worsened. after that, in 1994 and 1995, boycotted Jayalalithaa events Organized by the ruler, including tea parties on Republic Day and Independence Day.
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