Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Tamil Nadu Governor Defies Supreme Court Ruling on Bill
The Governor of Tamil Nadu is being criticized for his actions regarding a bill passed by the state's assembly.
The bill was for setting up a university.
The Governor took longer than allowed to act on it, sending it to the President, which is against the law and court rulings.
The Supreme Court previously stated that a governor cannot delay the decision on the bill, or send it to the president if it falls within the legislative powers of the state.
The author feels this is disrespectful to the Constitution and the Supreme Court's orders.
Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi sent a state assembly bill to the President after sitting on it for months.
The Supreme Court ruled that Governors must act on bills within three months.
The court stated Governors shouldn't send all bills to the President.
Setting up a university falls under state legislative powers.
The article criticizes the Governor's actions as defying the Constitution.
- Who
- Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi and the Supreme Court.
- What
- Governor R.N. Ravi sent a state assembly bill to the President after delaying a decision.
- When
- The article does not specify a date.
- Where
- Tamil Nadu, India
- Why
- The author implies the Governor's actions are a display of defiance of the Constitution.
Criticism of Governor's Actions
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Constitutional Compliance
Criticism of Governor's Actions
The Governor's delay and action of sending the bill to the President is a violation of the Supreme Court's ruling.
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- Governor
- R.N. Ravi
- Bill Action
- Sent to President after delay
- Court Ruling
- Governors must act on bills within 3 months
- Bill's Purpose
- Set up a university