“We have an official appointment at 7.30 PM. We will be staking our claim. There are no problems. There is no need to raise any problems,” he told reporters here.
Sources in Panneerselvam’s camp said the Chief Minister is scheduled to meet the governor at 5 PM today and “apprise” him of the prevailing situation in Tamil Nadu.
Pandiarajan, answering questions on the rebellion of Panneerselvam, said it was wrong to say that the “outgoing” Chief Minister was forced to resign from his post.
“There was no pressure. There is no truth in it. Talking of coercion is laughable,” he said.
