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'Today will be etched in history': TN CM Stalin kicks off JAC meeting against ‘unfair delimitation’

IndiaTimes Saturday, 22 March 2025
Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin initiated the first meeting of the Joint Action Committee to oppose the Centre’s proposed delimitation exercise. Stalin emphasized the importance of this event for safeguarding India's federal structure and warned about potential adverse effects on states' rights and parliamentary representation.
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