CHENNAI: The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has written a letter to all the opposition parties to sign a petition addressed to President Draupadi Murmu urging the immediate removal of Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi from the post
This is a result of his conflict with the state government over a number of topics.
Following DMK parliamentary party leader T.R., the Congress has agreed to sign the memorandum calling for the ouster of the governor of Tamil Nadu. To every member of the opposition, Baalu wrote a letter.
Sitaram Yechury, general secretary of the CPI-M, recently asked like-minded opposition parties to band together for a coordinated protest against the governors' actions, which are typically "undemocratic and anti-Constitutional," during a press conference in New Delhi.
On the subject of vice chancellor postings, the CPI-M and the LDF government in Kerala are at odds with state governor Arif Mohammed Khan. The Governor is attempting to have K.N. Balagopal's appointment as finance minister of Kerala has enraged the CPI-M hierarchy.
The CPI, another one of the DMK's allies, has demanded the removal of India's governors from office. The general secretary of the CPI, D. In a statement, Raja demanded the elimination of the governorship.
R.N. Ravi, the governor of Tamil Nadu, and the state's DMK government have been at odds over a number of contentious issues, including the NEET medical entrance exams.
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