Vijay, the chief of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party, urged the Indian government to withdraw the proposed Constitution bill, arguing it would diminish the representation of southern states, especially Tamil Nadu, in Parliament. He expressed concerns over the bill's potential impact on funding and state rights.

• 01Vijay opposes the Constitution bill, claiming it will reduce southern states' parliamentary representation.
• 02The bill proposes 33% reservation for women but is seen as biased against Tamil Nadu.
• 03Vijay argues the bill could lead to decreased funding for southern states.
• 04He believes the bill rewards non-compliant states while punishing those that follow government directives.
• 05The TVK chief calls for maintaining the current system to ensure fair representation.

If the bill is passed, Tamil Nadu may see a decrease in its parliamentary representation and funding for state projects, adversely affecting its governance and resource allocation.