Tamil Nadu’s rights of utmost importance, never said will surrender that: Higher Education Minister
P. Viswanathan, Tamil Nadu Higher Education Minister, defended his statement that the new government would not follow previous policies regarding university governance, particularly concerning the Chief Minister's role as Chancellor. He clarified that he made a general comment and emphasized the state's commitment to protecting its citizens' rights. The DMK and other political parties criticized his remarks, accusing him of surrendering state rights.
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— The Hindu
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— The Hindu
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· THIS STORY — The Hindu
Tamil Nadu's Higher Education Minister defended his statement that the new government would not follow previous policies regarding university governance, emphasizing the state's commitment to protecting citizens' rights.
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