Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has expressed strong opposition to the Indian government's proposed delimitation exercise, which aims to increase Lok Sabha seats based on population. He argues this could disadvantage southern states and calls for a balanced 'hybrid model' for seat allocation, emphasizing the need for immediate implementation of women's reservation without linking it to delimitation.

• 01Revanth Reddy opposes the proposed increase of Lok Sabha seats based on population.
• 02He argues that this move could disadvantage southern states that have implemented population control.
• 03Reddy suggests a 'hybrid model' for seat allocation to ensure balanced representation.
• 04He calls for immediate implementation of women's reservation without linking it to delimitation.
• 05Reddy emphasizes the need for an all-party meeting to address these concerns.

If the proposed delimitation based on population is implemented, southern states may face reduced political representation, affecting their influence in national decision-making.