Amidst the central confrontation, Chief Minister Stalin’s decision to create a high -level committee to create an attack on Stalin’s center, announces a high -level committee on state autonomy
M.K. Stalin
Stalin announces a group of state autonomy: Central Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced on Tuesday that the Supreme Court’s retired judge was forming a committee headed on the state’s autonomy, and accused the rights of the states to gradually be taken by the center. The high -level committee headed by former Supreme Court Justice Kurien Joseph will investigate the relations between central and state governments to ensure the autonomy of the state.
Will submit its interim report on January 2026
Stalin told the state legislature that the committee would submit its interim report in January 2026. The final report with suggestions will be introduced in two years. The committee will include former bureaucratic Ashok Vardhan Shetty and M Naganathan, former vice president of the State Planning Authority. The Chief Minister said that the committee would review the lessons on the state list, but was included in the list simultaneously. He said the National Qualification and Entrance Examination (NEET) is beyond the jurisdiction of the states.
Open the front definition
Earlier, on March 22, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Dalin convened a meeting of the opposition party to open a leading against the central government on the issue of the Tilemitations issue. However, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee’s party Trinamool Congress did not attend. The first meeting of the Opposition’s Joint Action Committee was discussed on the defined issue in Chennai. Kerala, Telangana, Punjab Chief Minister D.K. Shivkumar, PJT, PRS In addition, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, Telangana Chief Minister Revant Reddy and Punjab CM. Bakwant deer also reached Chennai.
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