Aarish • ਆਰਿਸ਼

even the medical intern doctors with an MBBS degree don’t get paid ₹20000 in many states and these people are demanding while being unskilled Their demands need to be realistic Like this country is a joke 🤡

इस चुनाव में दीदी की 35% एकमुश्त वाली अकड़ ढीली हो चुकी है तभी चुनाव के दौरान मंदिर मंदिर वाली दौड़ शुरू हुई है। थोड़ा और जोर लगा दो बंगाल के हिंदुओं, वोटिंग आते आते दीदी भी हमारे साथ “जय श्री राम” का नारा लगाती नजर आयेंगी।

Delimitation of the Lok Sabha from 543 to 850 seats will restore "One Person, One Vote." The voice of Bharat’s civilizational backbone will finally match its numbers. 1. The Centre has introduced a Bill proposing a significant increase in the strength of the Lok Sabha from 543 to 850 members, alongside key changes to delimitation rules. This will have a huge impact on Hindus, giving them true representation for the first time in a thousand years. 2. Delimitation is the constitutional process of redrawing Lok Sabha constituency boundaries and reallocating seats among states based on the latest population census. It ensures every citizen’s vote carries roughly equal weight. 3. The Lok Sabha is currently frozen at 543 seats based on the 1971 census. This has created massive malapportionment - the creation of electoral districts with significantly different population sizes, violating the "one person, one vote" principle by making some votes worth more than others. 4. Today, one MP in Uttar Pradesh represents 30-35 lakh people, while one in Tamil Nadu represents far fewer. The northern voices are diluted while southern ones amplified beyond their population share. 5. A new Delimitation Commission is expected by June 2026. Plans are to expand the Lok Sabha to 850 seats using 2011 Census data on a pro-rata basis. No state will lose seats. Examples: 📌Uttar Pradesh: 80 to 120 📌Tamil Nadu: 39 to 59 📌Bihar: 40 to 60 📌Kerala: 20 to 30 This keeps relative shares intact but corrects absolute under-representation. 6. Pure population-based delimitation (without expansion) would have seen southern states lose 24 seats while northern states gain 43. The expansion avoids punishing the south for demographic responsibility while finally giving the north its due. 7. India’s Constitution (Articles 81 & 82) requires seats proportional to population. The 1971 freeze violated this for 55 years. Delimitation ends the democratic distortion where a voter in a low-growth state had more influence than one in a high-growth state. 8. Now, here's the key thing — India's civilizationally rooted Hindus form the overwhelming majority in every major northern state (UP 80%, Bihar 83%, MP 90%, Rajasthan 89%). These are also the high population growth states that have been most underrepresented for decades. The freeze hurt Hindus numerically far more than any other group. 9. Demographic reality: Hindus outnumber Muslims 5.5:1 nationally. Even with slightly higher Muslim fertility in some pockets, the absolute numbers mean far more Hindus live in the malapportioned northern states. 10. The current system has quietly diluted the Hindu majority’s democratic weight. Correcting under-representation therefore gives proportional voice to tens of millions more Hindus than any other community. 11. All southern states, except Kerala, are also Hindu-majority (TN 88%, Karnataka 84%). But their success in population control already gave them extra relative power. Delimitation doesn’t take away from them — it simply stops over-representing them at the expense of the larger Hindu population elsewhere. 12. Long-term benefits for Hindus: 📌Stronger push for uniform civil code, temple reforms, and cultural policies that reflect India’s civilizational core. 📌Reduced incentive for vote-bank politics that ignores the majority. 📌Fairer fiscal and policy outcomes because representation matches actual demographic reality, not outdated 1971 numbers. 13. Delimitation is not “majoritarianism” — it is basic democratic justice after half a century of delay. 14. Delimitation is not anti-south or anti-anyone. It is pro-democracy and pro-fairness. For Hindus — the largest demographic group that has borne the brunt of under-representation — it is a historic correction.

has it always been the case that people in this country outrage more over burnt buses than burnt humans or is it an amritkal feature?

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