Chennai: Chief Minister MK Stalin ruled that the Supreme Court’s decision that the bill passed by the General Assembly is illegal, which is a victory for all state governments, not just Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin said that the decision challenge of Governor RN RAVI was based on the basic principles of DMK to maintain state automatic and federal policies.
Shortly after the Supreme Court made its historic judgment, on Tuesday, a statement was made on the floor of the parliament on Tuesday, Stalin thanked the leaders and members of all parties outside the AIADMK and BJP for their speeches and expressed their welcome to the judgment granted to the state in the Constitution and expressed happiness.
The Chief Minister vowed to express his gratitude to the Supreme Court on behalf of the members of Parliament and the people of Tamil Nadu, who vowed to always confirm his claimed principles, which drew a burst of applause on the floor of the House.
Speaker M. Appavu thanked the Chief Minister for his efforts to maintain the dignity of the Legislature by legally fighting for his rights. He said it was the same Congress passed a bill in 1921 that provided voting rights to women in 1921, and then named the state Tamil Nadu during his tenure as chief minister during CN Annadurai.
He said that even after Karenidi M. Karunani (M.) he regretted that the opposition AIADMK did not praise the verdict, although one of the bills was related to the naming of the Fisheries University after the late J. Jayalalithaa.
DMK celebrates the verdict of the state, especially at its headquarters, Anna Arivalayam, by celebrating the candy and lighting firecrackers with the Organization Secretary RS Bharathi and Deputy Secretary General A. Raja.
P. Wilson, the senior legal counsel for the MP, argued in the Supreme Court that the case was respected by the Chief Minister and senior leaders at the celebrations at parliament venues. CPI Governor R. Mutharasan was one of many leaders who called on Stalin to congratulate him. Attorneys who are loyal to DMK also distributed candy at court venues across the state.
