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It's 'Orani' vs 'Delhi ani' in 2026, says Stalin

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July 12, 2025

Edappadi is backing the union government's unfair delimitation that punishes the state for its progress: CM

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @ Chennai

DMK president and Chief Minister MK Stalin took to X platform on the occasion of World Population Day, observed on July 11, to raise the issue of "unfair" delimitation planned by the union government.

Mentioning the party's ongoing campaign, Oraniyil Tamil Nadu, Stalin asserted that state will not bow, and stated, "We rise together. This is Orani vs Delhi ani. (Delhi team)"

He also posted an image with the slogan, "Planned states deserve a greater voice."

Stalin listed the progress made in the state such as Tamil Nadu leading in population control, empowering women with dignity, delivering healthcare and education for all, and championing sustainable development.

He also charged the union government, asking, "What do we get in return? Fewer seats, less funding, and a voice that is being pushed out of Parliament."

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