New Delhi/Chennai: Amidst the extreme tussle between the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu and Governor R N Ravi, the state authorities on Thursday apprised President Droupadi Murmu over the problem and submitted a memorandum, the content material of which was not disclosed instantly.

DMK Parliamentary Social gathering chief T R Baalu instructed reporters in New Delhi that Tamil Nadu Legislation Minister S Regupathy, who led a delegation, handed over to the President what state Chief Minister M Okay Stalin has “written,” apparently implying at some type of a memorandum.

In his transient interplay in Tamil with reporters on the nationwide capital, he refused to expose the content material of the communication submitted to the President, repeatedly insisting it was on behalf of the federal government and handed over by the TN Legislation Minister.

“What the TN CM mentioned has been conveyed to the President,” he mentioned, flanked by Regupathy and Lok Sabha member A Raja.

Ravi deviating from his customary deal with to the state Meeting on Monday and Stalin piloting a decision in opposition to it had deepened the already strained relations between the state authorities and the Raj Bhavan, who’ve been at loggerheads over a lot of points together with the NEET exemption to Tamil Nadu.

The refrain for Ravi’s recall have since grown stronger within the state, particularly from DMK’s allies, though the BJP has backed the Governor.

By the way, the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance had in November final 12 months additionally urged President Murmu to sack Ravi, alleging he had violated the oath he took underneath the Structure, whereas levelling a sequence of allegations in opposition to him. 

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