‘Form fresh panel for delimitation of wards’
The Hindu
The panel can examine the findings of the 2016 committee, says former MP
Former Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) M. Ramadass on Tuesday urged the government to form a fresh committee to carry out delimitation exercise for local bodies polls.
In a statement, he said the panel could examine the findings of the 2016 committee and suggest fresh delimitation of wards and reserve wards for OBC, Women, SC and ST.
The committee, if needed, could use the projected population of 2021 for delimitation.
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