Tamil Nadu Governor has political agenda, alleges ruling DMK

Going by Ravi’s rule of thumb, would not this “delay” have led to the destruction of evidence, the DMK daily wondered.

The Coimbatore blast occurred on 23 October, and it was handed over to NIA on 26 October by the State government while officials of the national agency joined hands with State police from the next day of the explosion, it said.

Seeking to corner Ravi, the ruling party newspaper asked: “What is he going to say on the neighbouring State’s action?” Murasoli alleged that Governor Ravi was sent by the Centre to Tamil Nadu with some agenda.

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While Ravi began “politics” over the Coimbatore blast and spoke in a manner tantamount to creating a “bad name” for the Tamil Nadu government, the explosion in Karnataka has shattered his dreams, the DMK daily said.

The Governor could not succeed in his attempts to carry out the agenda as there are no favourable conditions.

The Mangaluru autorickshaw explosion took place on 19 November. The explosives concealed in a cooker in an autorickshaw exploded and caused fire and heavy smoke, and the driver and passenger (suspect) were injured.

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