Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday reiterated his request for an appointment with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to present a memorandum on the concerns over the proposed delimitation.
Stalin reminded PM Modi of the request he had made days ago, seeking time to meet him along with MPs from various parties to present the memorandum on the concerns surrounding the proposed delimitation.
In a post on ‘X,’ the chief minister said: “As previously mentioned, we urgently seek your time to convey our united stance on this critical issue for our people. Awaiting your earliest response.” The CM also posted on social media an official letter he wrote to the Prime Minister on March 27, 2025, seeking an “audience” with him over this issue.
Hon’ble PM Thiru @NarendraModi,
I have requested a meeting with you, alongside MPs from various parties, to present our memorandum on the concerns surrounding the proposed delimitation. This follows resolutions from the #JointActionCommittee meeting for #FairDelimitation in… pic.twitter.com/kkSoqgNjmG— M.K.Stalin (@mkstalin) April 2, 2025
In his letter, Stalin said: “On March 22, 2025, Chennai hosted the inaugural Joint Action Committee meeting on fair delimitation, a historic gathering that brought together Chief Ministers, Deputy Chief Minister and prominent leaders representing diverse political ideologies from across India.”
Further, Stalin said in the letter: “The voices emerging from our deliberations transcend political boundaries, embodying the concerns of citizens from diverse regions who seek fair representation in our Parliamentary democracy. As this issue holds significant importance to our states and citizens, I kindly request a meeting with you to formally submit the memorandum on behalf of the Joint Action Committee.”
