Stalin Urges Newlyweds to Embrace Parenthood Amid Delimitation Concerns
TRICHY: Tamil Nadu’s Chief Minister M K Stalin has sparked a conversation about population growth in the context of the Union government’s planned delimitation exercise. Speaking at a wedding ceremony in Nagapattinam, he urged newlyweds to “immediately” have children, emphasizing that the state’s previous success in population control is now a potential disadvantage.
Stalin expressed concerns that the upcoming delimitation policies could threaten Tamil Nadu’s political representation. “This is a danger aimed at reducing our representation and crushing our voice,” he stated at a political event. Stalin previously referred to the proposed delimitation as a “sword” hanging over southern states, echoing sentiments shared by Congress-governed Karnataka and Telangana.
Call for Unity Against Delimitation
The Chief Minister has also called for political unity, urging parties that are boycotting a crucial all-party meeting on March 5 to reconsider. He emphasized the need for a collective voice against both delimitation and the Centre’s three-language policy under the New Education Policy.
Reflecting on the sentiments in Tamil Nadu, Stalin shared a touching story of a girl from Cuddalore who donated ₹10,000 in response to the Union government’s alleged withholding of funds, illustrating the strong local sentiment against the Centre’s actions.
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As the situation unfolds, it’s clear that the political landscape in Tamil Nadu will continue to be influenced by these pressing issues, making community engagement and communication vital in the coming months.
