Centre Plans 3-Day Special Parliament Session for Delimitation Push

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The Indian government is planning to convene a special three-day Parliamentary session on the 16th, 17th, and 18th, according to sources. The Centre has informed the Congress party about its intention to hold this session. The session is reportedly linked to the government's push on the delimitation exercise. Delimitation refers to the redrawing of electoral constituency boundaries, a politically significant process in India.

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