Tamil Nadu's Delimitation Campaign Makes National Waves

The Tamil Nadu government's delimitation awareness campaign led by Chief Minister M K Stalin gains national momentum. A Joint Action Committee, including MPs from DMK, Congress, and Left parties, plans to meet Prime Minister Modi to advocate for a fair delimitation based on the 1971 Census.

The delimitation awareness campaign initiated by the DMK government under the leadership of Chief Minister M K Stalin is making a significant impact on the national stage. Stalin, addressing the Assembly, affirmed Tamil Nadu's commitment to achieving a fair delimitation.

During the Joint Action Committee meeting on March 22, a coalition of 39 MPs from Tamil Nadu, including those from Congress and Left parties, deliberated strategies to advocate for their cause with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The chief minister reiterated the rallying cry 'Tamil Nadu will fight, Tamil Nadu will win' as the state aims to secure its rights along with similarly positioned states.

The meeting urged the Centre to extend the freeze on Parliamentary constituencies as per the 1971 Census for another 25 years. The DMK-led initiative, supported by all parties including the main opposition AIADMK, marks a unified effort toward fair representation.

(With inputs from agencies.)