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Tamil Nadu's major opposition party DMK on Tuesday announced its decision to move a no confidence motion against assembly Speaker P Dhanapal.
Speaking to reporters here, DMK's Working President MK Stalin said a letter to this effect was given to the Assembly Secretary.
A copy of the letter was also given to Dhanapal, he added.
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According to Stalin, who is also Leader of Opposition in the state assembly, Dhanapal acted with hidden agenda in the assembly on February 18.
On that day, Chief Minister K Palaniswami had moved a confidence motion to prove his majority in the House and the opposition had demanded secret ballot or adjournment of the session for a week.
Both the requests were declined by Dhanapal and, instead, he ordered eviction of DMK members who created ruckus inside the house.
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