Assam, J&K, and Maharashtra don’t lose or gain any seat,” he said. “The States that gain are Uttar Pradesh (11), Bihar (10), Rajasthan ... over delimitation of Lok Sabha seats, which ...

The Congress warns that the delimitation exercise will penalize states like Tamil Nadu and Kerala for their success in family planning, potentially reducing their Lok Sabha seats. Uttar Pradesh and ...

Currently, Punjab has 13 seats in the Lok Sabha, while Haryana has 10 ... population states such as Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh.

DMK MPs vowed to oppose population-based Lok Sabha seat delimitation, fearing Tamil Nadu's seat loss. They pledged to raise the issue in Parliament and seek support from affected states like Odisha, ...

On Sunday, DMK MPs convened under the leadership of party president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin to tackle the contentious Lok Sabha seat delimitation issue. The initiative stems from ...

Southern states will lose 26 seats while populous states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan will gain. "Delimitation is a serious issue. It was frozen in 1971. A census taken ...

in neighbouring Uttar Pradesh in the 2024 general elections that is driving the Mahagathbandhan’s race to consolidate and prise away the Dalit sub caste from the bucket of the ruling NDA in Bihar.

New Delhi [India], March 8 (ANI): Congress leader P Chidambaram expressed his fear that if delimitation is conducted, Southern states will lose 26 seats in the Lok Sabha, and their voices will not be ...

Chief Minister M K Stalin led an all-party meeting urging PM Narendra Modi to ensure the Lok Sabha seat matrix remains based on the 1971 census for another 30 years. The resolution opposes ...

The Congress leader said according to the existing formula, the number of Lok Sabha seats of both Punjab and Haryana post delimitation would be 18. Currently, Punjab has 13 seats and Haryana 10.

The resolution requests PM Modi to maintain the 1971 census-based Lok Sabha seat allocation for 30 more years to avoid penalising states for successful welfare programmes. Tamil Nadu chief ...

will not alter the proportion of Lok Sabha members from southern states,” Shah said. He assured that if there is any increase in seats during delimitation, southern states will get equal share.