In a strategic move ahead of the upcoming delimitation exercise in India, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, has reached out to seven Chief Ministers of various political parties. This move is seen as an attempt to build a consensus and gather support for Tamil Nadu’s stance on the delimitation issue. The delimitation exercise is crucial as it involves the re-drawing of boundaries of various assembly and parliamentary constituencies based on population changes. With the AIADMK government previously opposing the delimitation exercise, Stalin’s outreach to other Chief Ministers aims to garner broader support for Tamil Nadu’s interests. The Chief Ministers who have been contacted include Mamata Banerjee from West Bengal, Arvind Kejriwal from Delhi, Uddhav Thackeray from Maharashtra, and Naveen Patnaik from Odisha, among others. This move is significant in the current political scenario as parties gear up for the delimitation exercise which could potentially impact their electoral prospects. By engaging with Chief Ministers from different states, Stalin is positioning Tamil Nadu’s concerns at the forefront of the delimitation discussions. This proactive approach showcases the state’s commitment to safeguarding its interests in the delimitation process. As the delimitation exercise unfolds, the support of other Chief Ministers could prove crucial in shaping the outcome in Tamil Nadu’s favor. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.