Tamil Nadu’s ruling DMK is hosting its first meeting in Chennai of states over delimitation on Saturday, with chief minister MK Stalin saying that the day will be “etched in history”.
Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin welcomed CMs of several states and political leaders to the meeting on Saturday morning, saying they were “united” in their “commitment to fair delimitation”.
“Today will be etched in history as the day when states that have contributed to our nation’s development came together to safeguard its federal structure by ensuring #FairDelimitation. I warmly welcome all Chief Ministers and political leaders to this meeting, united in our commitment to #FairDelimitation,” Stalin said in a post on X.
On Friday he said it was more than a meeting, which marked the beginning of a movement that will shape the future of the country to achieve fair delimitation.
Who’s attending the meet
Chief ministers of Kerala, Telangana, and Punjab: Pinarayi Vijayan, Revanth Reddy, Bhagwant Singh Mann, and working president of Shiromani Akali Dal Balwinder Singh Bhunder, and general secretary of Indian Union Muslim League Kerala PMA Salam, were among the leaders who reached Chennai to take part in the meeting.
