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Rahul Gandhi Criticizes Delimitation Plan as Threat to Tamil Nadu Interests

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Rahul Gandhi Criticizes Delimitation Plan as Threat to Tamil Nadu Interests

Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has voiced strong opposition to the central government's proposed delimitation exercise, characterizing it as a conspiracy by the BJP to reduce the political influence of Tamil Nadu. Labeling supporters of the move as traitors to the state's interests, Gandhi argued that the redistribution of parliamentary seats would disenfranchise citizens in southern India. He has appealed to all political parties and the public to unite and defeat the proposal within the House, framing the struggle as a critical defense of regional representation and federal balance.

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