Chennai, 25 April (H.S.) : Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi has made a serious allegation that the state government intimidated university Vice Chancellors to prevent them from attending a conference organized by his office. The conference, which aimed to discuss crucial issues in higher education, saw a notable absence of top university officials, prompting Ravi to claim that the government had exerted pressure on them.

This development highlights the ongoing tensions between Governor Ravi and the state government, led by Chief Minister M K Stalin. Ravi’s tenure as Governor has been marked by controversy, with criticisms of being dictatorial and interfering in the administration of the government. The strained relationship between the Governor and the state government has led to several disagreements over various issues, including bills passed by the assembly.

The incident has sparked debate about the extent of the Governor’s powers and the limits of government interference in academic affairs. Governor Ravi’s allegations of intimidation have raised questions about the autonomy of educational institutions and the role of the government in their administration. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how the state government responds to these allegations and how the relationship between the Governor and the government evolves in the future.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Dr. R. B. Chaudhary