A historic day for Indian federalism! I extend my warmest welcome to the leaders from Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Odisha, West...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin welcomed interstate leaders to Chennai, celebrating the expansion of Tamil Nadu's fair delimitation initiative into a national movement.
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A historic day for Indian federalism!
I extend my warmest welcome to the leaders from Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Odisha, West Bengal & Punjab who are joining us for the Joint Action Committee meeting on #FairDelimitation.
The All-Party Meeting on March 5 was a landmark moment, where 58 registered political parties of Tamil Nadu set aside their differences and came together for a singular cause—FairDelimitation. This overwhelming consensus reflected Tamil Nadu’s unwavering commitment to democracy and justice.
Building on this historic unity, our MPs and Ministers actively engaged with leaders from other affected states, strengthening our collective resolve. What started as Tamil Nadu’s initiative has now grown into a national movement, with states across India joining hands to demand fair representation.
This is a defining moment in our collective journey. This is more than a meeting—it is the beginning of a movement that will shape the future of our country. Together, we will achieve #FairDelimitation!
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin extended a warm, enthusiastic welcome to political leaders arriving from Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Odisha, West Bengal, and Punjab for the Chennai Joint Action Committee convention. Hailing the date as a momentous day for Indian federalism, Stalin recalled the unprecedented all-party meeting held on March 5, where fifty-eight registered political parties of Tamil Nadu transcended ideological divisions to forge complete consensus demanding fair delimitation.
Stalin recounted how proactive diplomatic engagement by Tamil Nadu ministers and members of parliament with political leaders across affected states transformed a state-level initiative into a vibrant nationwide movement. He emphasized that the gathering reflects a shared determination among regional administrations to prevent population-based seat realignments that penalize states achieving social and demographic milestones. The Chief Minister declared that the Chennai summit is not merely an administrative conclave, but the launchpad of a transformative democratic movement shaping India's future.
Concluding his address, Stalin asserted that unified interstate mobilization remains the only effective safeguard against central overreach. He expressed complete faith that collaborative action will achieve fair delimitation and uphold constitutional justice for all states.