Chennai: The central government on Tuesday said that no proposal to bifurcate any state, including Tamil Nadu, is under consideration.
Union Minister of State for Home Nityananda Opinion The reply to this effect was given by MPs TR Parivendra and S Ramalingam in the Lok Sabha. “At present no such proposal is under consideration,” the minister said.
The members wanted to know whether the Government had any such proposal and the reason, object and motive of such partition and whether the Government had received any demand from any person or organization for the bifurcation of any State of the country including Tamil Nadu. happened.
Rai said that demands and representations have been received from time to time from various individuals and organizations for the creation of new states. “The creation of a new state has a huge impact and direct impact on the federal politics of our country,” the minister said.
The Central Government will pursue the matter of formation of new states after taking into account all relevant factors.
The questions from Tamil Nadu MPs come in the wake of the recent controversy BJP Mentioning in his list of newly inducted Union Ministers that the former BJP State President L Murugan was from “Kongu Nadu”. DMK and Congress Accused the BJP of trying to divide the state, while Murugan later clarified that it was a ‘clerical mistake’.
Union Minister of State for Home Nityananda Opinion The reply to this effect was given by MPs TR Parivendra and S Ramalingam in the Lok Sabha. “At present no such proposal is under consideration,” the minister said.
The members wanted to know whether the Government had any such proposal and the reason, object and motive of such partition and whether the Government had received any demand from any person or organization for the bifurcation of any State of the country including Tamil Nadu. happened.
Rai said that demands and representations have been received from time to time from various individuals and organizations for the creation of new states. “The creation of a new state has a huge impact and direct impact on the federal politics of our country,” the minister said.
The Central Government will pursue the matter of formation of new states after taking into account all relevant factors.
The questions from Tamil Nadu MPs come in the wake of the recent controversy BJP Mentioning in his list of newly inducted Union Ministers that the former BJP State President L Murugan was from “Kongu Nadu”. DMK and Congress Accused the BJP of trying to divide the state, while Murugan later clarified that it was a ‘clerical mistake’.
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