In a significant development, an all-party meeting convened by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin in Chennai raised concerns over the threat to federalism posed by the proposed population-based delimitation of Lok Sabha constituencies. The meeting highlighted the potential reduction in representation for southern states, which have effectively implemented population control measures. The resolution passed during the meeting called upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi to consider extending the existing 1971-based delimitation for an additional 30 years. Additionally, the meeting proposed a constitutional amendment to ensure a proportional increase in seats for southern states to maintain their fair representation. This pushback against population-based delimitation comes amidst growing apprehensions about the potential impact on the political landscape and power dynamics within the country. Stay tuned for further updates on this evolving story.

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Tamil Nadu CM leads pushback against population-based delimitation, fearing reduced representation – all-party meeting urges PM Modi action.
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