The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is pushing for an immediate delimitation of the Lok Sabha constituencies in India, proposing to expand the number of seats from 543 to 816. This expansion would be based on the 2011 Census, with a third of the seats reserved for women. However, the Congress party has expressed strong opposition to this plan, arguing that any delimitation should rely on the most recent Census data, which is currently underway. They also demand that the 33% reservation for women be implemented immediately within the existing Lok Sabha seats. Additionally, Congress has raised concerns about the growing disparity in the number of seats allocated to different states, although they have not proposed a fairer method for distributing seats. The situation remains contentious, with various opposition parties taking more cautious stances on the issue.