Tamil nadu CM mk stalin: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has taken a big step. In fact, amid a confrontation with the central government, CM Stalin has proposed the state for autonomy in the assembly on Tuesday. He said that a panel would be formed to recommend measures for the autonomy of the state. Let us know about it in detail.
What did CM Stalin say?
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) chief Stalin proposed a proposal for the state’s autonomy in the assembly. During this, he said that this step has been taken to protect the rights of the state and to strengthen the relationship between the state and the Center. Stalin further said, a high -level committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of former Supreme Court Justice Kurian Joseph to recommend measures for autonomy. It will also include former bureaucrats Ashok Shetty and MU Nagarajan. The committee has been given a deadline by January 2026 to submit the report, while the final report will have to be submitted by 2028 with its detailed recommendations.
What is the meaning of state autonomy?
The self-immolation of the state means the right to take decisions from a state to do the work mentioned in the Constitution. Now the Tamil Nadu government has made a proposal in the assembly only. CM Stalin believes that the state government will be able to strengthen its rights.
CM said this about NEET
CM Stalin also targeted the central government for NEET in addition to the autonomy of the state in the assembly. He said that the central government is trying to impose Hindi language through the National Education Policy. He said, “We have lost many students because of the NEET exam. We are constantly opposing the NEET exam. The central government is trying to impose Hindi in Tamil Nadu in the name of Trishag policy. Because we have rejected NEP, so the central government has not released Rs 2500 crore to the state.”
