Will decide to replace Governor as Chancellor after perusing Bills: Khan

Thiruvananthapuram : Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Saturday said he would take action on Bills, which aim to remove him as Chancellor of universities in the State, after going through them and obtaining the necessary clarifications, if required, from the ruling Left government.
Khan, speaking to reporters, said he has not yet seen the Bills passed recently by the Assembly as he was outside Kerala travelling for the last few days.
On December 13, the Assembly passed the Bills for replacing the Governor as the Chancellor of universities and for appointing eminent academicians in the post.
Khan said there were already two Bills pending his approval as the State government was yet to provide the clarifications he had sought.
Also Read Hyderabad: Saidanima’s tomb to be restored by Aga Khan Trust The pending Bills are — the Lok Ayukta (Amendment) Bill and the University Laws (Amendment) Bill.
The Lok Ayukta (Amendment) Bill seeks to make the executive the appellate authority over reports by the anti-corruption agency.