‘Please accept mine’: Gopinathan takes a dig at PM Modi over his IAS resignation pending for nod since 2019
‘Please accept mine’: Gopinathan takes a dig at PM Modi over his IAS resignation pending for nod since 201941-yr-old Gopinathan from Kerala, who resigned from IAS in 2019 and joined Congress last year, said, “No salary, no suspension, nothing. But if you decide to shut down an entire state, jail all journalists, MPs and former CMs, shut down transportation, communication and internet, then is it right? This is a question not just for me but for all of us.
- ▪‘Please accept mine’: Gopinathan takes a dig at PM Modi over his IAS resignation pending for nod since 201941-yr-old Gopinathan from Kerala, who resigned from IAS in 2019 and joined Congress last year, said, “No salary, no suspension, nothi
- ▪But if you decide to shut down an entire state, jail all journalists, MPs and former CMs, shut down transportation, communication and internet, then is it right?
- ▪This is a question not just for me but for all of us.
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‘Please accept mine’: Gopinathan takes a dig at PM Modi over his IAS resignation pending for nod since 201941-yr-old Gopinathan from Kerala, who resigned from IAS in 2019 and joined Congress last year, said, “No salary, no suspension, nothing. Just sitting on it.”Updated on: Jul 27, 2026, 17:15:05 ISTBy HT News DeskPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Kannan Gopinathan, the IAS officer who resigned in 2019 citing an inability to express his opinion while in government service, has made a fresh request to Prime Minister Narendra Modi — and with it, taken a series of digs too.In a post tagging PM Narendra Modi, Kannan Gopinathan apparently referred to recent resignation by Dharmendra Pradhan as education minister.
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