Thiruvananthapuram: The ongoing tiff between Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Governor Arif Mohammed Khan Thursday took yet another turn with the former complaining to the President.
In a letter to President Murmu, Chief Minister Vijayan said that Governor Khan was not doing his job and engaged in protocol violations.
Vijayan’s letter states that the “president should intervene as Khan is not doing his job as a governor”.
According to sources, Vijayan’s letter states that several Bills passed by the Kerala Legislative Assembly were not being signed by Khan.
Another complaint is that Khan has been violating protocol as was seen a few days back when on his way to the airport here, he stopped his car and got out to take on the SFI protesters. Also at Kozhikode Monday, Khan walked through the streets at the famed Sweet Street in Kozhikode.
Incidentally last week, Chief Minister Vijayan told the media that things were going from bad to worse with the way Khan was going about and they will have to approach those concerned.
Khan is yet to respond and later in the day he is leaving for Delhi and is expected to respond. The Governor has often said that he was answerable only to the President of India.
IANS