Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Stalin Criticizes Governor's Actions and Accuses Census Delay
The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Stalin, is speaking out about recent events.
He believes the Governor approved the bills related to people with disabilities because he was afraid of a lawsuit.
Also, Stalin claims the government is delaying the census to decrease Tamil Nadu's voice in the Parliament.
He is accusing the current government of trying to lessen the state's impact.
A court had ordered the government to decide on the bills faster.
Chief Minister Stalin suggests Governor's approval of PwD bills was due to fear of litigation.
Stalin alleges the Union Government postponed the Census to 2027 to reduce Tamil Nadu's parliamentary representation.
The Supreme Court set a timeline for governors to decide on bills.
14 bills, including the Kalaignar University Bill, await Governor's assent.
DMK MP P Wilson questions the Governor's actions in light of the Supreme Court ruling.
- Who
- Chief Minister Stalin, Governor RN Ravi, DMK MP P Wilson.
- What
- Governor approving PwD bills, and accusations of Census delay.
- When
- Recent events in June 2025; Supreme Court ruling on April 8.
- Where
- Tamil Nadu, India.
- Why
- Stalin suggests the Governor acted under the fear of litigation, and to address the parliamentary representation.
- Chief Minister
- M.K. Stalin
- Governor
- R.N. Ravi
- Controversy
- Postponement of Census
- State
- Tamil Nadu
- Supreme Court Timeline
- April 8
