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Stalin calls for autonomy
Orissa POST
|April 16, 2025
Alleging that states’ rights were increasingly being snatched by the Centre, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin Tuesday announced the constitution of a panel under a retired Supreme Court judge on state autonomy.
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Stepping up the attack on the BJP-led NDA at the Centre, Stalin said the high-level committee headed by former Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph will examine in detail the relationship between the Union and state governments to ensure state autonomy. It will submit its interim report in January 2026. The final report with recommendations will be submitted in two years.
The panel will have former bureaucrat, Ashok Vardhan Shetty and former vice-chairman of the State Planning Commission M Naganathan as its members.
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