Tamil Nadu Governor R. N. Ravi, who has been in an ongoing tussle with the DMK-led state government under Chief Minister M. K. Stalin, faced another setback when only about one-third of the invited Vice-Chancellors (V-Cs) attended a meeting he had convened. The low turnout is being seen as a symbolic snub, possibly reflecting the strained relationship between the Raj Bhavan and the state government.
Context:
Governor Ravi has been at odds with the Stalin government over various administrative and political issues, including appointments and policy disagreements.
The meeting with university Vice-Chancellors may have been aimed at asserting the Governor’s role as Chancellor of state universities, but the poor attendance could undermine that authority.
Implications:
Highlights deepening friction between the state executive and the constitutional head.
Signals possible alignment of academic leaders with the state government.
May fuel further political debate on the Governor’s role in state affairs.
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