"The Governor has requested comments from the advanced education office," sources in the Raj Bhavan affirmed to DC.
CH Vidyasagar Rao
CH Vidyasagar Rao
Chennai: Taking solid protest to their meeting with Sasikala apparently to pay sympathies to late Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa, Tamil Nadu Governor CH Vidyasagar Rao, chancellor of state colleges, on Monday looked for a clarification from 10 bad habit chancellors on their visit.
In a correspondence sent to advanced education secretary A. Karthik, the Governor's office brought up that the "bad habit chancellors are relied upon to be unbiased and not to take a political stand" and requesting that he look for "comments" from the bad habit chancellors. The correspondence is additionally comprehended to have protested the VCs requesting that Mrs Sasikala assume control over the reins of the AIADMK.
"The Governor has requested comments from the advanced education office," sources in the Raj Bhavan affirmed to DC. The move by Raj Bhavan comes days after political pioneers, including pioneer of Opposition M. K. Stalin taking solid complaint to their meeting with Mrs Sasikala and looking for Governor's own intercession.
In the correspondence, the Governor's office is comprehended to have asked, "in what manner would they be able to (VCs) go to a political pioneer's home as an appointment and request that her lead the gathering?"
In the wake of accepting the letter from the Governor's office, the advanced education secretary composed separate letters to the VCs being referred to asking them to clarify for what valid reason they drove an appointment to the living arrangement of a political pioneer. Mr Karthik is additionally accepted to have asked whether they had looked for earlier authorization for making such a visit from powers concerned. In any case, the bad habit chancellors part of the appointment denied getting any such letter.
One Vice-chancellor who met Sasikala Natarajan a week ago said they didn't encourage her to assume control over the mantle of AIADMK. "We simply paid flower tributes to the picture of previous Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and communicated our sympathies. We didn't state anything to Sasikala," he said.
CH Vidyasagar Rao
CH Vidyasagar Rao
Chennai: Taking solid protest to their meeting with Sasikala apparently to pay sympathies to late Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa, Tamil Nadu Governor CH Vidyasagar Rao, chancellor of state colleges, on Monday looked for a clarification from 10 bad habit chancellors on their visit.
In a correspondence sent to advanced education secretary A. Karthik, the Governor's office brought up that the "bad habit chancellors are relied upon to be unbiased and not to take a political stand" and requesting that he look for "comments" from the bad habit chancellors. The correspondence is additionally comprehended to have protested the VCs requesting that Mrs Sasikala assume control over the reins of the AIADMK.
"The Governor has requested comments from the advanced education office," sources in the Raj Bhavan affirmed to DC. The move by Raj Bhavan comes days after political pioneers, including pioneer of Opposition M. K. Stalin taking solid complaint to their meeting with Mrs Sasikala and looking for Governor's own intercession.
In the correspondence, the Governor's office is comprehended to have asked, "in what manner would they be able to (VCs) go to a political pioneer's home as an appointment and request that her lead the gathering?"
In the wake of accepting the letter from the Governor's office, the advanced education secretary composed separate letters to the VCs being referred to asking them to clarify for what valid reason they drove an appointment to the living arrangement of a political pioneer. Mr Karthik is additionally accepted to have asked whether they had looked for earlier authorization for making such a visit from powers concerned. In any case, the bad habit chancellors part of the appointment denied getting any such letter.
One Vice-chancellor who met Sasikala Natarajan a week ago said they didn't encourage her to assume control over the mantle of AIADMK. "We simply paid flower tributes to the picture of previous Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and communicated our sympathies. We didn't state anything to Sasikala," he said.
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