Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan asserted on Friday that he was acting in accordance with the Constitution and questioned whether there was any evidence suggesting that he had caused a crisis in the state.Speaking to reporters in New Delhi, Khan said that the state government had, however, “crossed the line” on numerous occasions.
His statement comes amid a growing tussle between the Left government and the Raj Bhavan on the issue of not signing certain bills.
“Have they given any evidence that I have created a crisis? Merely making a statement does not mean that. Crisis means when you go beyond the powers or authority which is given to you by the Constitution. Give me one single example of where I have gone beyond that.
“Show me one instance where I have crossed the line. And how many times my own government has crossed the line, there is a long list. So who is creating the crisis?,” Khan said.
