COIMBATORE: State finance minister PTR Palanivel Thiagarajan resisted the allegation from Goa’s transportation ministry Mauvin Godinho he insulted people of Goa throughout the GST council meeting held two weeks ago and refused to apologise.
In an announcement on Sunday, PTR stated that on the opposite he’s ardently urged Goa’s rights.
“I don’t have any need to apologise to those of Goa.
I’ve done you no injury.
The truth is I strongly urged your state administration’s appropriate,” he explained.
PTR, nevertheless, stated that he also offers his condolences to Goans for with such an individual as Godinho as a ministry.
“I also bill the CM of Goa with committing a misdemeanour on Goan taxpayers and also the GST council by nominating him (Godinho) to reflect the nation,” he explained.
Godinho had on Saturday alleged that PTR’d’insulted Goa’ by calling it a little nation and demonstrating that a big brother attitude throughout the GST council match chaired by marriage finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday last.
“He must apologise to those of Goa,” Godinho had stated.
At a sharp reaction to the allegation,” PTR stated he wished to put the record back and cancel the baseless is composed of Godinho.
PTR stated his actions had been established on two very long held places of DMK.
To begin with, the’sole nation — just one vote’ version of GST council was basically unfair,” which is in accordance with the principle of ideology.
Second, national governance version, which devolves electricity from Centre to cheapest degree.
“Every statement I made throughout the assembly was consistent with both of these principles, even if they led to reduction of future earnings for TN,” he explained.
PTR stated there wasn’t any thing on schedule regarding Goa and therefore he couldn’t have voted contrary to the country whatsoever.
Meanwhile, the TNCC president K S Alagiri supported country government’s resistance to’a nation – one vote’ system in the council and also detained the Centre of’partisan approach’ towards nations dominated by opposition parties.