Puducherry: Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy on Tuesday left for Delhi, accompanied by a three-member delegation, to meet the President to seek recall of Lt Governor Kiran Bedi, for allegedly impeding the implementation of various decisions of the elected government here.
The CM was accompanied by Welfare Minister M Kandasamy, Health Minister Malladi Krishna Rao and a lone member from Puducherry in Lok Sabha V Vaithilingam, sources said.
They left for the national capital from Chennai.
The delegation, the sources said, would submit documents containing signatures collected from the people in the last two weeks, urging the Centre to replace Kiran Bedi.
The ruling Congress-led Secular Democratic Alliance had gone on a four-day agitation here from January 8, demanding the recall of Bedi.
The Chief Minister, who took part in the agitation, had alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bedi "hatched a conspiracy to dismantle the separate status of Puducherry by merging it with Tamil Nadu."