Chennai, April 13 -- DMK leader Kanimozhi N V N Somu on Monday questioned the timing of the amendments in Women's Reservation Bill and stated that the Centre aims to create "ruckus in the state and arm-twist and come into power."

Speaking with ANI, she said that Delimitation would only be "beneficial" for the northern India, calling it "an endangered movement" for the southern states. She further questioned the urgency of bringing the amendment bill, before the elections.

"Delimitation is a very endangered movement for the southern part of India. It would be beneficial only for the northern part of India because they have not followed the family welfare schemes. States which have emphatically listened to the central government and have ...