Stalin Urges Legal Fight for State Autonomy on Independence Day
In a stirring address on Independence Day, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin delivered a sharp critique of the Union government, accusing it of systematically eroding the rights of state governments. He called for a robust legal and political offensive to restore the balance of power, underscoring the vital role of federalism in a thriving…
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
Opposition Boycotts Governor’s Independence Day Reception
In a pointed political statement, the Congress and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) have declared their intention to boycott the Independence Day Tea Reception hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi. Both parties cite the Governor’s alleged ‘anti-Tamil Nadu activities’ and perceived undermining of the state government’s authority as reasons for their protest. [10, 14]
