Speaker Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan on Monday ruled that the Assembly’s usage of ‘Kerala Niyamasabha’ on its official papers is linguistically sound and procedurally valid, as he rejected a point of order raised by CPI legislator and former Minister G. R. Anil.
Mr. Anil had claimed that persisting with the usage of ‘Kerala Niyamasabha’ was flawed in light of the Central notification of August 25, which altered the official name of the state from ‘Kerala’ to ‘Keralam’.
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