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Kovai Sathyan Slams DMK After Madras HC Terms Udhayanidhi Stalin's Remarks 'Hate Speech'

January 21, 2026

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has expressed strong opposition to the proposed delimitation of Lok Sabha constituencies, labeling it a significant political issue that could affect India's federal structure. He warned that the process might disadvantage Southern states that have effectively managed population control, potentially diminishing their representation in Parliament, while states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar could gain seats.

Kovai Sathyan Slams DMK After Madras HC Terms Udhayanidhi Stalin's Remarks 'Hate Speech'

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Siddaramaiah calls delimitation a political question affecting India's federal future.
The Chief Minister argues that Southern states may lose parliamentary representation.
States that implemented population control could be penalized by the delimitation process.
Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are expected to gain seats through delimitation.

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Kovai Sathyan Slams DMK After Madras HC Terms Udhayanidhi Stalin's Remarks 'Hate Speech'

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