Governor is trying to fool...': DMK spokesperson alleges after TN Governor returns 10 bills

Tamil Nadu Speaker M Appavu called a special session on Saturday. It is expected that the ruling party DMK will resend the returned bills for approval from the Governor.

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Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi returned ten pending bills to the Assembly on Thursday. This came days after the Supreme Court expressed 'serious concern' over governors' over the delay by governors in giving assent to the bills passed by the state assemblies on November 10

Earlier, the AIADMK government passed two of the ten bills returned by Governor Ravi. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Speaker M Appavu called a special session on Saturday. It is expected that the ruling party DMK will resend the returned bills for approval from the Governor.

DMK spokesperson critisize Governer

Speaking to the media persons, DMK spokesperson Saravanan claimed that the Governor is trying to 'fool' the people of Tamil Nadu.

DMK spokesperson said, "The Governor has been made to eat humble pie. He has capitulated. The governor should have done this long back after the SC Chief Justice views the matter as a serious concern. The Governor has now returned the 10 bills. We are asking the Governor why don't you go and tell the Supreme Court that if the Governor did not sign the bill, the bill is dead. Why doesn't he go and make this plea in SC?"

Furthermore, he added, "He is trying to fool the people of Tamil Nadu. Now his bluff has been caught by the DMK Government and this is a victory for our leader M K Stalin. M K Stalin - 1, Governor - 0."

Saravanan targets PM Modi and Shah

DMK spokesperson also targeted PM Narendra Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah over the Governor's action. "Governor under the dictator of BJP and RSS trying to scuttle the administration of Tamil Nadu government. PM Modi and Amit Shah are very envious of the development works of our Chief Minister. Through the office of the governor, they want to ensure there is no smooth administration," the DMK leader added.