Tamil Nadu CM praises Telangana CM for passing fair delimitation resolution in Assembly
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Tamil Nadu CM praises Telangana CM for passing resolution in Assembly demanding fair delimitation of Lok Sabha constituencies.
Telangana Government and Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy were praised by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin for passing a resolution in Telangana Assembly demanding fair delimitation of Lok Sabha constituencies, after the Joint Action Committee (JAC) meeting in Chennai recently.
In a post on ‘X’, Mr. Stalin said Mr. Reddy walked the talk by tabling and passing the resolution in the Assembly. “As resolved in Chennai, fulfilled in Hyderabad! Hon’ble Telangana CM Thiru. @revanth_anumula garu has walked the talk by tabling and passing a landmark resolution in the #Telangana State Assembly demanding #FairDelimitation that upholds justice, equity and the federal spirit,” he said in the post.
He further said that following Tamil Nadu’s lead, this act strengthens the collective call to resist any attempt that threatens the balance of democracy. “This is just the beginning. With the second #JointActionCommittee meeting set to take place in Hyderabad, more states will follow. We will not let anyone redraw India’s future unfairly,” Mr. Stalin posted.
Earlier, Mr. Reddy posted on ‘X’ that, “As the leader of the Telangana Legislative Assembly, we passed a resolution today asking the Centre not to take any steps that compromise the political self-respect & legitimate rights of our people.”
Mr. Reddy further said the people of Telangana and citizens of all other States of south India were united to protect their rights and not to allow any discriminatory and biased delimitation to be conducted, which would seriously impale the economically highest productive States of the country. “We will fight against all attempts to take away our rights. The first battle was won today. The war ahead is long but we will eventually prevail,” he posted.
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