CHENNAI: Chief minister Edappadi Okay Palaniswami on Wednesday indicated that AIADMK would not again the proposed no-confidence motion moved via TDP and YSR Congress in opposition to the Modi govt as their struggle is over 'special class status for AP', stories B Sivakumar. "TDP's notice for a no-confidence motion is for their own cause. We have been stalling the Parliamentary proceedings since the beginning of the session demanding that the Centre constitute the Cauvery Management Board or formulate a scheme as per the Supreme Court order. No other party has come forward to fight for our cause," the CM clarified.
Palaniswami was replying to deputy leader of opposition S Duraimurugan, who attempted to corner the federal government with an immediate query on whether or not the AIADMK would fortify the proposed no-confidence motion.
“Cauvery water is our livelihood and our proper. While TDP was in the NDA and got berths in the Union cabinet, there have been BJP representatives in the Andhra Pradesh cabinet as well. AIADMK is neither in alliance with the BJP neither is it a constituent of the NDA. Their understand for a no-confidence motion is being given for their own motive. We are fighting for a special motive via stalling Parliament,” mentioned Palaniswami.
Fisheries minister D Jayakumar questioned why the opposition occasion had not approached former AICC president Sonia Gandhi to force the Congress govt in Karnataka to liberate Cauvery water for Tamil Nadu. This brought about leader of opposition M Okay Stalin to retort, “The fisheries minister has given me an opportunity to speak. First you declare it's not imaginable in your govt to resolve problems faced via the state. Then we can paintings and display you.”
The DMK leader sought after to grasp whether or not the Centre had given any indication of setting up the board.
“Two days in the past, deputy chief minister O Panneerselvam gave an in depth answer on the issue. Only six days are left for the Supreme Court deadline to end. Can the state govt a minimum of now state whether or not Prime Minister Narendra Modi has agreed to meet an all-party delegation from TN or has promised to constitute the board? I wish to know from the federal government,” mentioned Stalin.
Palaniswami was replying to deputy leader of opposition S Duraimurugan, who attempted to corner the federal government with an immediate query on whether or not the AIADMK would fortify the proposed no-confidence motion.
“Cauvery water is our livelihood and our proper. While TDP was in the NDA and got berths in the Union cabinet, there have been BJP representatives in the Andhra Pradesh cabinet as well. AIADMK is neither in alliance with the BJP neither is it a constituent of the NDA. Their understand for a no-confidence motion is being given for their own motive. We are fighting for a special motive via stalling Parliament,” mentioned Palaniswami.
Fisheries minister D Jayakumar questioned why the opposition occasion had not approached former AICC president Sonia Gandhi to force the Congress govt in Karnataka to liberate Cauvery water for Tamil Nadu. This brought about leader of opposition M Okay Stalin to retort, “The fisheries minister has given me an opportunity to speak. First you declare it's not imaginable in your govt to resolve problems faced via the state. Then we can paintings and display you.”
The DMK leader sought after to grasp whether or not the Centre had given any indication of setting up the board.
“Two days in the past, deputy chief minister O Panneerselvam gave an in depth answer on the issue. Only six days are left for the Supreme Court deadline to end. Can the state govt a minimum of now state whether or not Prime Minister Narendra Modi has agreed to meet an all-party delegation from TN or has promised to constitute the board? I wish to know from the federal government,” mentioned Stalin.
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