CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin on Tuesday declared the state meeting could pass resolutions against the Union administration’s controversial farm laws and also the Citizen Amendment Act (CAA) at the upcoming budget session.
Owing to the appeal created by Manamadurai MLA A Tamilarasi to pass resolutions against the plantation legislation, Stalin explained that the DMK had registered its strong protest against the plantation legislation on many occasions.
The party was demanding that the Union government destroys the Act, that have been contrary to the interest of the farming industry.
“This administration has taken a very clear stand to pass on a’unanimous resolution’ contrary to the farm legislation to reflect the thoughts of these farmers throughout the nation.
There’s absolutely not any change inside,” Stalin advised the 234-member meeting, which includes four MLAs in the BJP.
Considering that the current session was intended for debate within the governor’s address, it wouldn’t be suitable to pass such a settlement today.
It could be contrary to the protocol,” he explained.
“Thus, a settlement against the farm legislation will be passed from the upcoming budget session.
It’ll be done in order to enroll the Tamil Nadu government’s protest against the Union government’s farm legislation,” stated the CM.
He added that the meeting could pass a resolution from the Declaration (Amendment) Act about an event.
The action was contrary to the interest of minorities throughout the nation.
It created anxiety among the minorities Papanasam MLA M H Jawahirullah welcomed the CM’s statement and persuading him.