PM Modi Promises Full Support for Women's Reservation Bill in Lok Sabha
‘Credit ka blank cheque’: PM Modi jibes at Oppn over women's quota bill, says ‘ready to give advertisement to anyone’
Hindustan Times
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During a Lok Sabha session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that the women's reservation bill is a collective decision for India's democracy. He offered to give credit to anyone after its passage and urged the opposition to support the bill, warning that those who oppose it may face backlash from women across the country.
- 01PM Modi stated he does not seek credit for the women's reservation bill's benefits.
- 02He promised to provide a full-page advertisement featuring anyone's photo after the bill's passage.
- 03The bill requires a two-thirds majority for approval in Lok Sabha.
- 04Modi warned that opposition to the bill could lead to consequences from women in the country.
- 05The bill aims to implement women's reservation based on the 2011 census.
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In a special Lok Sabha session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his commitment to the women's reservation bill, asserting that he does not seek personal credit for its benefits. He stated, 'Samne se credit ka blank cheque aapko de raha hoon,' indicating he is willing to acknowledge contributions from others. Modi described the bill as a significant step for democracy in India, emphasizing that the collective decision on reservation should be recognized by all. He urged the opposition to unite for its passage, which requires a two-thirds majority. Modi cautioned that those who oppose the bill might not be forgiven by women, who remember those who have fought against their rights. The women's reservation bill was first introduced in 2023 but was delayed due to a pending census. The government is now pushing for its implementation based on the 2011 census.
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The passage of the women's reservation bill could significantly increase women's representation in Indian politics, leading to more inclusive decision-making.
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