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Reduction of seats will be against principle of federal structure: CPM
The New Indian Express Dharmapuri
|March 13, 2025
THE Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) on Wednesday sought a consensus on the issue of delimitation, stressing that the exercise based on the current population would result in a decline of political representation of southern states in Parliament.
"The delimitation process of parliamentary and legislative assembly constituencies is due to take place following the census conducted after 2026. If the delimitation is conducted based on the latest population figures, it would result in a reduction in the political representation for the southern states in Parliament. Such a reduction will be politically and democratically unjust an
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