Chennai, Feb 25 (Reporter) Asserting that the Tamil Nadu government was ready for yet another language war, which the BJP-led Government at the Centre is trying to impose by insisting on three-language policy, Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday said an all party meeting will be held on March five to discuss on the delimitation of constituencies. Talking to reporters at the State Secretariat after a meeting of the State Cabinet, he said Tamil Nadu, which has been effectively implementing the family planning programme, will be losing eight of the total 39 Parliamentary seats in the proposed delimitation exercise to be undertaken by the Centre based on population. "This means that TN will stand to lose eight seats, reducing the total number of constituencies to 31", he said. Observing that the State need more MPs to fight against NEET and the three-language policy as envisaged under the NEP-2020, which TN was opposing, Mr Stalin said an party meeting will be held on March five to discuss the delimitation issue and to protect the State's rights on 3-language formula. Appealing to all political parties to shed their differences and speak in one voice to uphold the rights of the State, Mr Stalin said invitations would be given to 40 political parties registered with the Election Commission for the All-party meeting. Accusing the Centre of trying to reduce the number of Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu in the name of delimitation exercise for effectively taking population control measures by implementing the family programme, the Chief Minister said the delimitation process has been hanging like a sword of damocle in Southern States. 'If the number of LS seats are increased in Northern and other states, Tamil Nadu will stand to lose its rights", he said, and exuded confidence that the Opposition parties too will extend its support to the government to safeguard the rights of the State. Stating that Tamil Nadu will not accept the NEP and the 3-language formula which the Centre had been insisting if the State has to received its due share of funds to the tune of Rs 2,152 crore under SSA for the education sector, Mr Stalin said the Centre was trying to impose another language war on TN and the State was ready to face it. Tamil Nadu will never accept the 3-language formula and stick to its long followed 2-language policy, he said...////...