Governor Ravi vs MK Stalin again, now over 'insulting national anthem, assembly'
India TodayThe winter session of the Tamil Nadu assembly opened to high drama with Governor RN Ravi leaving without making the customary address, accusing Chief Minister MK Stalin of brazenly disrespecting the national anthem. Governor Ravi left the House in “deep anguish” over the “brazen disrespect” to the Constitution and National Anthem, the statement from Raj Bhavan said. Not to be a party to such brazen disrespect to the Constitution and the National Anthem, the Governor in deep anguish left the House.” Chief Minister MK Stalin condemned the Governor saying Ravi had "made it a custom to violate the Constitution". It is childish for the governor, who edited the speech last year to have not read it this year.” Stalin ended the post asking “why someone who is unwilling to perform their political and legal duties remain in office?” OPPOSITION STAGES PROTESTS OVER SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE Separately, the AIADMK disrupted the assembly proceedings, flashing badges and placards stating “yaar antha sir”, in connection with the the Anna University sexual assault case.