Stalin criticises disbanding of Union-State relations committee
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CHENNAI DMK president M.K. Stalin on Monday (November 9, 2026) said he was greatly disappointed by the disbanding of the High-Level Committee on Union-State Relations, which was expected to submit its final report by May 2027. T.N.
govt. disbands High-Level Committee on Union-State Relations storyline 1 In a letter to Justice Kurian Joseph, the committee’s chairman and K. Ashok Vardhan Shetty, its member, he said the State government’s decision to disband the committee was unacceptable, particularly when the first part of its report had triggered constructive debates across the country and the research for the second part was almost complete.
T.N. govt orders that English version of Part I of Union-State Relations report be put in public domain storyline 1 “Like the Justice Rajamannar Committee, which became a milestone in the history of State autonomy, the Justice Kurian Committee would also have achieved a similar distinction by making an immense contribution to debates aimed at enriching federalism in the country.
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