மாநில அரசின் கொள்கை முடிவில் ஆளுநர் தலையிட அதிகாரம் இல்லை என்ற தீர்ப்பைப் பெற்று இந்தியா முழுமைக்கும் கூட்டாட்சியியலைத் திராவிட முன்னேற்றக்...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin hailed the historic judgment delivered by the Supreme Court of India in the Perarivalan case, declaring that state Governors possess no constitutional authority to veto, delay, or sit indefinitely upon executive decisions rendered by elected state Cabinets. Stalin asserted that Tamil Nadu legal persistence under DMK leadership had successfully reaffirmed foundational federal principles for all Indian states.

The Chief Minister underscored that the apex court unequivocal ruling curbed unconstitutional executive overreach by clarifying that appointed gubernatorial authorities are bound by the aid and advice of popularly elected state governments. He emphasized that the verdict sets a binding nationwide judicial precedent preventing appointed constitutional figures from undermining state legislative and administrative autonomy.

Stalin observed that the ruling represents a profound vindication of the Dravidian movement longstanding struggle for state autonomy and cooperative federalism. He reiterated that elected state governments derive their constitutional mandate directly from the sovereign will of the people, which cannot be subordinated to arbitrary delays. Calling the judgment a triumphant milestone for constitutional democracy, Stalin affirmed that Tamil Nadu will continue spearheading legal battles to preserve state rights across the Indian Union.