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Tamil Nadu
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TN Assembly adopts resolutions against Centre's delimitation proposal, 'One Nation, One Election' policy

| @indiablooms | Feb 15, 2024, at 04:02 am

Chennai/IBNS/UNI: The Tamil Nadu Assembly Wednesday adopted two resolutions against the Union government’s proposed delimitation process after 2026 and the ‘One Nation, One Election’ policy.

The resolutions moved by Chief Minister M.K.Stalin were adopted in the House after he made a detailed speech followed by remarks by floor leaders of various political parties.

Apart from the alliance parties of the ruling DMK, the main Opposition AIADMK also supported both resolutions, while the BJP staged a walkout when Stalin moved the resolutions, which were adopted unanimously by voice vote.

The resolution against the proposed delimitation process by the Union Government said: “This august House urges the Union Government that the delimitation process to be carried out after 2026 on the basis of the census should not be carried out."

"This August House also urges that States like Tamil Nadu should not be penalised for implementing various socio-economic development programmes and welfare schemes for the benefit of people over the past 50 years," it said.

Opposing the ‘One Nation, One Election’ policy, another resolution said: "This August House urges the Union government not to implement the ‘One Nation, One Election’ policy as the “theory of One Nation, One Election is against the basis of democracy; impractical; not enshrined in the Constitution of India."

"Elections to Local Bodies, State Assemblies and Parliament were, at present, held at different times on the basis of people-centric issues in a vast and diverse country like India, and it is against the idea of democratic decentralisation," it said.

Moving the resolutions in the house, Stalin said that the delimitation was a sword hanging over the head of Tamil Nadu, while the 'One Nation, One Election' policy was dangerous and autocratic and should be opposed.

 

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