NDA gets DMK’s support on Delimitation Bill! NDA gets DMK’s support on Delimitation Bill! A big game took place amid the opposition’s walkout in the all-party meeting

A huge and unexpected development affecting the country’s politics has come to light in the traditional all-party meeting called just before the beginning of the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament 2026. In this strategic meeting organized by the Central Government for the smooth conduct of the session starting from Monday, the opposition initially walked out of the House in strong protest against the invitation of rebel MPs. However, after some time the opposition leaders returned for discussion, after which a very shocking political equation was seen regarding the legislative work. Tamil Nadu’s ruling party Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has indicated to support the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) with a special condition on the country’s most sensitive ‘Delimitation Bill’, which has created panic in the opposition camp.

DMK’s new stand on women’s reservation and delimitation: A big condition laid down to protect the interests of South India

In the all-party meeting, senior DMK leader and MP Tiruchi Siva raised the issue of women’s reservation and reorganization of Lok Sabha seats in a very aggressive manner. He clarified that the government should implement the process of giving 33 percent reservation to women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies as soon as possible. DMK demands that this women’s reservation should be given immediately on the basis of the numerical strength of the present lower house (Lok Sabha), and not wait for the new delimitation. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Tiruchi Siva said that the delimitation exercise should not have any adverse or negative impact on the representation of the Southern States. If this process reduces the political stake of South India, then the government should postpone this historic exercise altogether for the next 25 years.

Changing political equation of Tamil Nadu: Inside story of distance from ‘India’ alliance and separation from Congress

In political circles, this changed stance of DMK is being linked to a major earthquake in the internal politics of Tamil Nadu. It is noteworthy that on April 17 this year, DMK had voted against the Constitution Amendment Bill related to delimitation, but now the party’s stand seems to be changing completely. The political equations in the state have completely changed after the recently concluded Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, where Congress has left DMK and formed a new and strong alliance with Vijay’s party Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK). After this step of Congress, DMK has also increased its distance from the opposition ‘India’ alliance at the national level, due to which now DMK’s stand on this ambitious bill of Modi government in the Parliament is going to prove to be very decisive and a game-changer.

Ram temple offering theft, Sonam Wangchuk’s fast and paper leak: Opposition cornered government in all-party meeting

This high-profile all-party meeting was chaired by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, in which Health Minister JP Nadda, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju, along with opposition leaders like Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh, Pramod Tiwari, Kodikunil Suresh and Samajwadi Party’s Dharmendra Yadav attended. During the meeting, the opposition parties raised a number of burning national issues to corner the government. According to sources, the opposition has demanded a detailed answer from the government and a special discussion in Parliament on topics like the case of alleged misappropriation and theft in the offerings of Ram temple in Ayodhya, the fast unto death of Ladakh’s famous climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, the country’s foreign policy, the recent paper leak controversy and unemployment.

Jail for insulting ‘Vande Mataram’: Very strict law is coming in monsoon session 2026

During this monsoon session of Parliament, the Modi government appears to be in a mood to complete many important and new legislative tasks. According to the official bulletin issued by the Lok Sabha Secretariat, the ‘Prevention of Insults to National Honor (Amendment) Bill, 2026’ has been listed for introduction and passing in this session. This new law will make a major and stringent amendment to the original Prevention of Insults to National Honor Act, 1971. Through this historic bill, the government wants to include the incident of deliberately insulting, disrespecting or creating any kind of obstruction in the collective singing of the country’s national song ‘Vande Mataram’ in the category of a serious and punishable offense, on which there is full expectation of heavy debate in the House.