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Let Me Explain: Why the Governor’s post should be abolished

Written by : TNM Staff

The ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu has demanded Governor RN Ravi’s resignation because he is yet to forward the NEET Bill to the President of India for his assent. The Bill was passed in the Tamil Nadu Assembly in September last year. For it to become a law, it needs the President’s approval. But it’s still sitting with the Governor in Tamil Nadu.

Issues between Governors and state governments aren’t new and many political parties including the DMK have over the years called for the post to be abolished. What are the arguments to abolish the Governor’s post? What role does the Governor play in today’s democracy? When was the post created? Watch this episode of Let Me Explain with Anna Isaac. 

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