Chennai, March 5 -- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin raised concerns over the upcoming delimitation of parliamentary constituencies, which is scheduled to take place in 2026. Speaking at an all-party meeting called on the issue, Stalin warned that the state could face a significant reduction in parliamentary representation. The Tamil Nadu BJP did not attend the all-party meet.

Stalin emphasized the threat posed by the Union Government's proposed delimitation, which is typically carried out based on population figures.

"Tamil Nadu has been pushed to carry forward one big rights protest. The sword known as Delimitation is hanging above the heads of southern states. Tamil Nadu faces a big threat," said Stalin.

The Chief Minister point...