TN Assembly: Mic switched off, text had 'inaccuracies,' says Lok Bhavan on Guv address row
- On Tuesday, January 20, 2026, Governor R.N. Ravi will open the first 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly session with the customary address at Fort St. George, Chennai at 9.30 am.
- Longstanding disputes over the Governor’s addresses and walkouts have shaped relations between Lok Bhavan and the State government, with issues around Governor R.N. Ravi’s conduct emerging as a major point of contention.
- The Business Advisory Committee will set the session’s duration, and the sitting is expected to run only a few days with the Governor speaking in English and the Speaker reading the Tamil version.
- Parliamentary time is likely to focus on the Governor’s address and a possible memorial adjournment, with the House debating the Motion of Thanks and possibly adjourning one day for DMK MLA K. Ponnusamy.
- This session follows the resignations of two former AIADMK legislators who switched parties, with interactions among DMK, Congress and rival PMK factions expected to draw attention.
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TN Assembly: Mic switched off, text had 'inaccuracies,' says Lok Bhavan on Guv address row
TN Assembly: Mic switched off, text had 'inaccuracies,' says Lok Bhavan on Guv address row Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi on Tuesday ''declined'' to read out the DMK government prepared text as part of his customary address to the state Assembly due to ''inaccuracies,'' in it, the Lok Bhavan said.It also alleged his ''mic was switched off.'' Minutes after Ravi walked out of the 234-member House without delivering his address, the Lok Bhavan issued …
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