Congress angry over 'Jai Hind' controversy ... plans to file petition with governor.... K.Selvaperunthagai Information

Angered by the absence of the word 'Jaihind' at the end of Governor Banwar's address to the Tamil Nadu Assembly, the Congress plans to file a petition to the Governor, said Tamil Nadu Congress Assembly Party leader K. Selvaperunthakai.

During the debate on the Governor's speech, Eeswaran, the leader of the DMK's ally, the Kongu Nadu People's National Party, said he appreciated the Tamil Nadu government for making the Governor's speech read without the word 'Jaihind'. This has caused a stir among nationalists. Acting with a national ideology, the Cong., With 18 members from the legislature, did not oppose it. In this situation, the Tamil Nadu Congress' 'Twitter' post, 'Jai Hind - Pride for India', has been recorded.

In this connection, Tamil Nadu Congress Assembly Party Leader K. Selvaperunthakai. It is not necessary for such a word to have a place. However, this word was coined by Shenbagaraman Pillai and came into use. Realizing the sanctity and strength of the word, which means 'Let India win', former Chief Minister Karunanidhi erected a statue of Shenbagaraman and praised him. For whatever reason, the word 'Jaihind' was not mentioned in the governor's speech and no explanation or reason was given by the government.

In this context, Eeswaran recorded his views in the Assembly. What he spoke in favor of the state was his own opinion; That is not acceptable. When he spoke, Chief's Stalin was not in the House. At that time, discussions were going on regarding the composition of the assembly committees. The selection of members for the Public Accounts Committee took place. For that, we, the Congress MLAs, went there. So, when Easwaran spoke in the House, we could not protest. Shortly after he spoke, the day's meeting of the congregation ended. However, we were shocked to hear Eeswaran's controversial speech. Eeswaran must have spoken without any motive. However, since his comment is objectionable, we are pleading with the Governor on behalf of the Cong., To remove that speech from the House note.

Is the Union Government right? Just because we know the sacred nature of the word 'Jaihind', we are kneeling on the podium. The late former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi never Not denied the word ‘Jaihind’ every On stage's. In this case, the Tamil Nadu government should have given a proper explanation. Is the Union Government right? There is nothing wrong with Congress calling the Central Government the 'Union Government'. Ambedkar, who drafted the constitution, is referring to it as the 'Union States of India'. Similarly, they say Hindi is being imposed by the central government. It is wrong to impose Hindi, but nothing should stop anyone from wanting to study Hindi, Tamil Nadu Congress Assembly Party Leader K. Selvaperunthakai said.