In the speech made by the Governor of Tamil Nadu in praise of Stalin ... not even half the lines of development plans were written .... Ramadhas tease

Dr. Ramadoss, the founder of PMK, teased that even half the lines in his speech to the Tamil Nadu Governor praising Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin were not written to announce Tamil Nadu's development plans.

The first session of the 16th Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly was held at Kalaivanar Arena in Chennai today. The first meeting series of the year has started from today. Governor Banwar addressed Purohit today. Opposition parties have said that they will not contest the by-elections.

In a statement issued today, Dr. Ramadhas, Founder, PMK said, "It is with pleasure that the Governor in his speech has announced that a separate financial statement will be introduced for agriculture in Tamil Nadu, the Right to Public Service Act. to be enacted and passed.

bring the Right to Public Service Act; An advisory committee of former Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan to be set up to promote economic development in Tamil Nadu; The announcements of the Tamil Nadu government including the release of the White Paper on the economic condition of the state of Tamil Nadu are welcome.

The biggest problem in Tamil Nadu is the need to choose. The Governor also announced that legislation for exemption from NEET would be passed and action would be taken to obtain the approval of the President.

While this is the normal procedure for exemption from NEET exam, the central government has reversed similar enacted laws passed during the previous regime. In this context, it is disappointing that the Tamil Nadu government has not announced an action plan to ensure that newly passed laws are approved by the President.

The announcement of giving priority in employment to those studying in government schools of Tamil Nadu is welcome. However, 3.50 lakh vacancies in government departments in Tamil Nadu will be filled soon; No announcement was made in the Governor's speech to fulfill the election promises that 2 lakh new government jobs would be created.

It is disappointing that nothing has been said about the enactment of a law providing 75 per cent of the jobs in Tamil Nadu to the youth of Tamil Nadu. It has been announced that local elections will be held after the corona infection subsides. The assurance of securing 69% reservation is also welcome.

Also the fact that nothing was announced in the Governor's speech regarding the implementation of the law giving 10.50% reservation to Vanni in 20% reservation for the most backward class, casts doubt on the intentions of the State. Action should be taken to remove these doubts and ensure complete social justice in Tamil Nadu.

Five years ago, the PM had said that the ban would apply if the DMK came to power in Tamil Nadu. Stalin announced. But the fact that no promise was made about it in the Governor's speech has created dismay among the people, especially the women. DMK, which has promised to reduce the price of petrol and diesel, has not said anything about this.

If DMK comes to power, the head of the family will be given financial assistance of Rs.1000 per month; Jewelery loans up to 5 pledged to banks will be waived; Women Self Help Loans to be waived off in all banks including public sector banks; The Governor's speech did not announce the fulfillment of the promises made, including an increase in old age allowance and fishermen's allowance. More than 500 promises were made in DMK's election manifesto. But the DMK government has cheated the people by not issuing notices to fulfill even 5 of those promises.

The new government will be able to implement many projects in the next 5 years after the assembly elections. Although it is not possible to make detailed announcements about him in the first governor's speech, at least he is expected to outline him. Even if it's justified. However, even half the lines written in Tamil Nadu by Chief Minister MK Stalin in his speech to the Governor of Tamil Nadu to announce Tamil Nadu's development plans were not written. It is particularly disappointing that no announcement has been made regarding the purchase price of paddy and sugarcane.

During the discussion on the motion thanking the Governor for his speech in the Assembly from yesterday, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin should publish them; Mentioned that we certainly expect to be published.