[{"id": 609879, "created": "2025-07-26T15:38:40.112807", "project_id": 291, "task_id": 647320, "user_id": 315, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2025-07-26T15:38:54.643240", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"id": "n364467238", "text": " Governor Acharya Devvrat addressed State Assembly for just 5 minutes before giving it up as Cong MLAs carried placards and shouted slogans Governor Acharya Devvrat on Wednesday cut short his customary address to the State Legislative Assembly on the first day of the budget session amid slogan shouting and protest by opposition Congress MLAs.Click here to get the latest updates on State Elections 2022  The Opposition resorted to sloganeering over various issues and demanded the resignation of Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghavi over the alleged poor law and order situation in the state. An aggressive Congress did not allow the governor to speak as close to 50 opposition MLAs carried placards and shouted slogans. The governor left the House after addressing it for just five minutes. The rest of his speech was later tabled in the House. The governor began his address by remembering Mahatma Gandhi only to be interrupted by senior Congress MLA Virji Thummar, who urged him to ask the BJP government to stop eulogising Gandhiji's assassin, Nathuram Godse. The governor continued his address despite the interruption but Congress MLAs began shouting slogans one after the other. Soon a senior Congress MLA got up from his seat seeking the resignation of Minister of State for Home, Harsh Sanghavi, over the issue of law and order and the recent seizure of drugs from Mundra Port and different parts of the state. Later, other MLAs also joined the chorus and began raising slogans against the BJP government over several other issues, including clerk recruitment exam paper leak, corruption and harassment by the land mafia among others. Congress MLA Lalit Kagathara raised the issue of Covid fatalities in the state and sought fair compensation for the kin of the deceased. As the chaos continued, the governor cut short his speech and left the House. During his speech, Governor Devvrat lauded the state's Covid vaccination programme highlighting how over 95% of Gujarat's eligible population over 18 years of age is fully vaccinated. He said all eight municipal corporations in the state, as well as 136 talukas and 16,946 villages, have administered the first dose of vaccine to all those who were eligible. \"Over 4.69 crore people have been given both doses of the Covid vaccine since the vaccination drive began on January 16 last year,\" he said. 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An aggressive Congress did not allow the governor to speak as close to 50 opposition MLAs carried placards and shouted slogans. The governor left the House after addressing it for just five minutes. The rest of his speech was later tabled in the House. The governor began his address by remembering Mahatma Gandhi only to be interrupted by senior Congress MLA Virji Thummar, who urged him to ask the BJP government to stop eulogising Gandhiji's assassin, Nathuram Godse. The governor continued his address despite the interruption but Congress MLAs began shouting slogans one after the other. Soon a senior Congress MLA got up from his seat seeking the resignation of Minister of State for Home, Harsh Sanghavi, over the issue of law and order and the recent seizure of drugs from Mundra Port and different parts of the state. Later, other MLAs also joined the chorus and began raising slogans against the BJP government over several other issues, including clerk recruitment exam paper leak, corruption and harassment by the land mafia among others. Congress MLA Lalit Kagathara raised the issue of Covid fatalities in the state and sought fair compensation for the kin of the deceased. As the chaos continued, the governor cut short his speech and left the House. During his speech, Governor Devvrat lauded the state's Covid vaccination programme highlighting how over 95% of Gujarat's eligible population over 18 years of age is fully vaccinated. He said all eight municipal corporations in the state, as well as 136 talukas and 16,946 villages, have administered the first dose of vaccine to all those who were eligible. \"Over 4.69 crore people have been given both doses of the Covid vaccine since the vaccination drive began on January 16 last year,\" he said. 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