In the third such incident, Governor R.N. Ravi storms out of the Tamil Nadu Assembly claiming “insult” to national anthem; Chief Minister M.K. Stalin calls action “childish” as controversy erupts over the “Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu” State anthem.

Tamil Nadu governor RN Ravi on Monday walked out of Tamil Nadu assembly without reading his customary address for the second consecutive year, opposing what he described as disrespect to the national anthem and triggering a political controversy.

Tamil Nadu Governor leaves Assembly without address, sparking controversy over National Anthem, leading to opposition protests and walkouts.

CHENNAI: DMK deputy general secretary Kanimozhi alleged on Tuesday that the BJP government at the Centre had made R N Ravi Governor of Tamil Nadu only to give trouble to the DMK government and to insult Tamils.

At DMK's statewide protest demanding the removal of Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi, Thoothukudi MP Kanimozhi accused the BJP of using him to trouble the Tamil Nadu government and insult Tamils.

The governor’s move was to protest the House’s alleged refusal to sing the national anthem before his customary address.

Raj Bhavan alleges that CM Stalin & speaker refused to sing National Anthem despite governor’s ‘reminder’ amid sloganeering in the assembly.

During the House proceedings, the governor fervently appealed to Chief Minister MK Stalin and Speaker M Appavu to sing the National Anthem, but they 'cussedly refused,' the Governor's office alleged in a social media post on 'X'.

In a new confrontation, Tamil Nadu governor R N Ravi walked out of the state assembly, protesting the absence of the national anthem at the session's

Chennai: In yet another Governor versus government face-off in Tamil Nadu, the former walked out of the Assembly without delivering his customary address on Monday, opposing what he described as ‘disrespect’ to the Constitution and the national anthem by the ruling DMK.