Chennai: Meeting of all legislative parties, led by the Chief of the Constitutional Court Minister Stalin, on Saturday decided to sit a special sitting Tamil Nadu to pass the anti-net bill again and send it to the governor to get the approval of President of Ram Nath Kovind.
Appearing from a meeting that lasted more than an hour, Minister of Health MA Subramanian said the MPPAVU speaker would issue an official release about special sitting.
“On the basis of the exception of NEET is a solution to protect the interests of poor students in medical acceptance and to recover the rights of the state, it has been unanimously resolved to hold a special meeting of the State Assembly to discuss the governor’s view and make the rights argument and pass the bill again to send to The governor to get the President’s approval, “Minister said.
The main opposition, AIADMK and its allies BJP and Puratchi Bharath, boycotted meetings.
“AIADMK is firm in the exception of NEET.
The party will support all legal actions in connection with the exception of NEET,” said the Aidmk Coordinator O Panneerselvam said in a letter to the chairman of Minister M K Stalin.
Previously, in his remarks address, Stalin said the anti-neet bill passed on September 13 and the governor should send him to the President, but he failed to carry out his constitutional responsibility, the reason why he and senior Minister Duraimurugan met him Raj Bhavan on a separate occasion in November and December to urge it to do it.
“In 2007, the President gave approval to the bill (which was provided to enter a professional course based on the XII Class Council examination) in 87 days after the part of the bill.
However, the Governor (RN Ravi) has guarded the bill to free the country from Neet Delayed for 142 days and returned it to be reconsidered after the test for this year the enactment and the receipt process began, “said the ministerial head.
The governor cited the commandment of the Supreme Court upheld by NEET.
But anti-neet bills related to the legislative strength of the Tamil Nadu legislature to express sentiments from eight crore people.
“It is about the sovereignty of the Tamil Nadu legislature.
The verdict is different, the legislative strength of the Tamil Nadu legislature is different.
That is why we ask for the President’s approval,” Stalin said, adding that the governor had returned the bill before the President could decide.
“That’s why we have invited all of you to discuss ‘this extraordinary situation.’ On the basis of that, we all have to do this struggle for social justice in unity.
I urge you all to continue to support the efforts of the Tamil Nadu government, “he said.
Anti-Neet Bill: Parties to Hold Special Sitting Assembly of TN
