Jaihind issue in the Assembly in Tamil Nadu ... Report to the Centarl Home Ministry ...!

Jaihind, who is usually quoted at the end of the governor's speech in the legislature, said what went unspoken this year was a major controversy and it is said to be under investigation.

Since the DMK government came to power, it has been claiming that the central government is a united government. The DMK government has been saying this to strengthen the federal philosophy. Besides, no one should be intimidated by the claim that it is a United Government, the Government of Tamil Nadu says what is stated in the Constitution and we will say more, said Chief Minister MK Stalin. It was during this same series of meetings that MLAs from various parties spoke on the resolution to thank the Governor for his speech. The most controversial of these was the speech of Tiruchengode and the General Secretary Of the Kongunadu People's National Party, Eeswaran.

Usually the governor is said to be Jaihind, after the speech. But this time the governor did not say so at the end of the speech. Eeswaran pointed this out in his address to the legislature and praised the Tamil Nadu government. Eeswaran also said that the Governor's speech, which did not have the word 'Jaihind', showed the situation for Tamil Nadu to walk upright. This view of Eeswaran is now the subject of great controversy and has gone to the level of intelligence and the interior. Jaihind is a term used by freedom fighters across races, languages ​​and religions against whites during the liberation struggle.

The questionnaires were labeled as Eeswaran Indian Dhana, who proudly did not say it in the legislature. Criticisms were also leveled at the DMK government for being silent on the issue. Further allegations were made on social media that an MLA's speech in the Legislative Assembly against Jaihind's statement could lead to divisive talks in the future. Federal intelligence officials say they are investigating what happened in the legislature in this case. The intelligence also said that Eeswaran had given explanations to the media in this regard.

Based on this, it is said that the Home Ministry has sent a report to the Union Home Ministry regarding the fact that Jaihind was not mentioned in the Assembly in Tamil Nadu and based on that MLA Eeswaran spoke. It is therefore expected that the Legislature will soon seek an explanation from the Secretary in this regard.