India's growing population has long raised concerns about sustainable development, public welfare, and economic strain. In this committee, political parties clash over whether a centralized population control law — such as a two-child norm — is viable or dangerously divisive. Delegates must examine its impact on religious freedom, healthcare infrastructure, women’s rights, and electoral politics. The committee will witness intense ideological conflict, with allegations of demographic targeting and polarization. Parties must balance moral authority with vote-bank considerations while negotiating public sentiment. With federal structures in play, state-specific implications will also be key. Delegates are expected to engage in fiery debate, coalition-building, and potential resolution drafting. A platform where realpolitik meets social responsibility.