Tamil Nadu's Triumph: Defeating the Constitution Amendment Bill

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin celebrated the defeat of the Constitution Amendment Bill in Lok Sabha, describing it as a victory for democracy. The bill, intended to implement women's reservation in legislatures and increase Lok Sabha seats, failed due to lack of consensus. Stalin criticized the Centre's handling of the bill.

Tamil Nadu, under the leadership of Chief Minister M K Stalin, hailed a significant victory as the Constitution Amendment Bill failed to pass in the Lok Sabha. According to CM Stalin, "Tamil Nadu defeats Delhi; TN fought, TN won," emphasizing the unity and democratic spirit of the southern state.

The bill aimed to implement women's reservation in legislatures by 2029 and increase Lok Sabha seats. However, Stalin pointed out that the Centre could have separated the Women's Reservation Bill but chose not to, stating, "women are watching."

Guided by historical Dravidian leadership, Tamil Nadu consistently stands for justice and federalism. The CM called for fairness in delimitation processes and criticized the Centre for not consulting states before link to elections. The defeat showcased the enduring resolve of Tamil Nadu in defending its rights and identity.

(With inputs from agencies.)