<h1>Opposition alliance demands Leader of Opposition appointment amid assembly delays and discrimination allegations</h1> Opposition alliance representatives submitted a letter to the Chief Justice highlighting delays in appointing a Leader of Opposition in the state legislative assembly. The alliance leader criticized the ruling party's reluctance to acknowledge opposition despite having over 200 assembly members. A separate letter addressed pending cases related to party splits within two major political organizations. The leader condemned inflammatory remarks by a ruling party representative regarding language issues, calling it a deliberate attempt to create controversy ahead of upcoming elections. He questioned discriminatory treatment in rally permissions, noting one community was allowed to demonstrate while local language supporters were denied permission and faced arrests. The leader accused the central government of treating the state unfairly despite its significant tax contributions.