Kerala Assembly dismisses the resolution demanding recall of Guv

  • The Kerala Assembly's business advisory committee on Friday dismissed the notice for resolution by opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala.  
  • The resolution demanded a recall of Governor Arif Mohammed Khan. A recall is a procedure by which, one can remove an official before his/her tenure is ended. 
  • Chennithala had given the notice to move the resolution when the House convened on January 29 for the budget session, which was opposed by the the ruling Left govt.  
  • Chennithala on Wednesday accused Khan of weakening the federal system of the state. 
  • On Wednesday, Khan read out a portion against the CAA in his policy address stating that he was doing so to "honour the wish" of CM Pinarayi Vijayan. 
 
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