Tamil Nadu CM Stalin wrote letters to other states including Chief Ministers of South India, sought support on these issues – India tv hindi

Chennai: Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin has written a letter to the Chief Ministers of various states including the states of South India. Stalin has written a letter to the Chief Ministers of several states including Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka seeking support on the issue of National Education Policy (NEP) and delimitation.

Stalin demanded support for Chief Ministers of several states on National Education Policy (NEP) and delimitation. Stalin has appealed to the Chief Ministers to attend the meeting of the delimitation committee to be held in Chennai on 22 March. The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu said in the letter that I am writing to you with two specific requests.

1. Your formal consent to join the Joint Action Committee (JAC), including Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka to West Bengal and Odisha in the east, Punjab in the south, Punjab in the north.
2. A senior representative from your party who can work in JAC and help in coordinating our integrated strategy.
3. As an initial step towards integrated action, I propose a meeting in Chennai on 22 March 2025 to carry forward our motive.
4. This moment raises above political differences and standing for our collective interest and demands leadership and cooperation.
5. What is at stake is not an abstract principle – it has the ability to secure proper resources for the development of our states, influence important policies on education and health care and ensure that our economic priorities get proper attention to the national agenda.
6. Let us stand together not as different political institutions but as the future protector of our people.
7. I am waiting for your response and waiting for your presence in Chennai on 22 March 2025.

Stalin expressed concern over the delimitation process

Stalin expressed concern over the proposed delimitation process of the central government. He warned that this process can reduce the influence of states such as Tamil Nadu, which has successfully controlled its population in shaping the future of the country.

In the letter, Stalin reported that the previous delimitation process was held in 1952, 1963 and 1973, but was stopped by the 42nd amendment in 1976 till the first census after 2000. In 2002, this ban was extended to the census after 2026. However, due to the delay in the 2021 census, the delimitation process may occur before expectation, which may potentially affect states that have controlled their population and have gained better rule.

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