In an unprecedented show of unity, Chief Ministers, Deputy Chief Ministers and leaders of various parties across India came together at Chennai...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin led an unprecedented gathering of Chief Ministers in Chennai, resolving to defend parliamentary representation and federalism.
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In an unprecedented show of unity, Chief Ministers, Deputy Chief Ministers and leaders of various parties across India came together at Chennai for a historic #JointActionCommittee meeting. This formidable gathering reflects our collective resolve to uphold India’s federalism in its true spirit and stand united for #FairDelimitation.
This movement is not against #Delimitation. It demands a fair and just process — one that does not punish states that have contributed to our national progress through their effective population control.
Any attempt to reduce our representation is an assault on our voice, our rights, and our future. We will not allow our current share in parliamentary representation to be reduced under any circumstance.
We will fight. We will win!

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin presided over a historic, unprecedented gathering of Chief Ministers, Deputy Chief Ministers, and senior political party leaders in Chennai for the inaugural Joint Action Committee meeting on fair delimitation. Describing the summit as a formidable demonstration of collective political resolve, Stalin emphasized that diverse regional leaderships assembled to protect the fundamental federal character of the Indian Republic. He clarified that the movement does not oppose delimitation itself, but demands a just and rational formula.
Stalin asserted that an equitable delimitation framework must never penalize progressive states that contributed decisively to national development through effective population stabilization, healthcare delivery, and social welfare programs. He warned that any reduction in parliamentary seat share represents a direct assault on the democratic voice, constitutional rights, and economic future of southern citizens. The Chief Minister firmly declared that the participating states will not permit their current proportion of parliamentary representation to be diminished under any circumstance.
Concluding with a resolute call to action, Stalin proclaimed that participating parties will fight unitedly across legislative, judicial, and public forums, ensuring that federalism triumphs over centralizing policies.