Chennai: remains loyal to his poll promises, the DMK government is likely to introduce bills in the next assembly session to revive the legislative council in the state, said source.
The party has promised to provide opportunities for political thinkers, teachers, education, local body representatives, activists, writers and poets to become members of the Board to offer valuable inputs.
“Around RS 9,000 has been allocated in the budget to prepare the selection roll for the council constituency,” said an official.
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Board (Refead) Bill, 2012, was introduced by the Jayalalithaa government had been delayed in Rajya Sabha for almost 10 years.
If the country can join the Liga Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Telangana, Telangana.
and Karnataka has a top house.
While the previous DMK regime led by M Karanganidhi passed the resolution to revive the council, the next AIDMK government by successfully opposing.
The bill requires approval from both parliamentarians and presidents.
Ops-EPS led by AIDMK currently opposes every move to rearrang since the founder of the party and former Minister of Main MG Ramachandran abolish the council in November 1986.
However, his allies, BJP has made it one promise, “to allow experts from various Promise fields to be debated and participated in the legislative process.
“VCK leader Tholl Thirumavalavan said that the Board would be useful to perfect legislation which remembering intellectual composition and representatives from various layers of society.
“When we can have Rajya Sabha, the top house, why isn’t the Legislative Council?” He said, welcomed the state government intention to create a board.
Thirumavalavan said the DMK had told his party about the revival of the council during the division of togetherness for assembly selection, but VCK had not set any condition even at that time to allocate seats on the Board proposed and will not be in the future.
While the political dynamics opened the way for cleaning bills in the middle, observers pointing to Assam and Rajasthan legislative Cocile postponing parliament since 2013.
Mamata Banerjee-LED all government Trinamool Indian Congress in West Bengal passed the resolution in July the legislative council.
Senior Journalist Tharasu Shyam said that the former Minister C rajagopalachari, C n Annadurai, M grouse and M G Ramachandran were members of the legislative council.
“When the nomination of the actor ‘Vennira Adai’ Nirmala to the council had difficulty due to the problem of bankruptcy and legality after that, Mgr dissolved the council,” Shyam said.