BREAKING| Supreme Court Rejects Plea for Delimitation in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana: “Two States Cannot Be Equated with Jammu & Kashmir”

Today, On 25th July, the Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking delimitation in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, stating, “Two states cannot be equated with Jammu & Kashmir,” where delimitation was done in 2022, resulting in an increase in assembly constituencies.

Drawing the Line: Why Delimitation Deepens India’s North-South Divide

The proposed delimitation post-2026 will significantly impact Lok Sabha and Assembly seat distributions, potentially altering political power among states. Concerns arise, particularly from southern states, about reduced representation despite their economic contributions. Instead of increasing the number of legislators, enhancing local governance and efficiency should be prioritized to better address citizens’ needs.

[Election Symbol Controversy] “Create Confusion Among Voters & Unduly Benefit From the Goodwill”: Ajit Pawar Faces Allegations from Sharad Pawar

Sharad Pawar accused Ajit Pawar of misleading voters and exploiting the NCP’s ‘clock’ symbol following their party’s defeat in the Maharashtra Assembly elections. Amid political tensions and a Supreme Court hearing, the Sharad faction has requested to present evidence against Ajit’s faction, which won 41 seats compared to Sharad’s 10.