Gujarat CM Criticizes Congress for Opposing Women's Reservation Bill
Congress, allies have committed a big sin, insulted ‘nari shakti’: Gujarat CM
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Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel accused the Congress party and its allies of hindering the passage of the women's reservation amendment Bill, claiming it undermines the morale of women across India. He emphasized the Bill's importance for women's empowerment and criticized Congress for its alleged hypocrisy on women's issues.
- 01Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel claims Congress committed a 'big sin' by obstructing the women's reservation Bill.
- 02The amendment aims to enhance women's representation in Parliament and Assemblies.
- 03Patel accused Congress of having an anti-women mindset and nurturing dynasty politics.
- 04Union Minister Raksha Khadse echoed these sentiments, stating the Bill is crucial for women's empowerment.
- 05The opposition to the Bill was framed as a betrayal of women's interests.
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During a press conference in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel criticized the Congress party and its allies for obstructing the amendment Bill on women's reservation, calling it a 'big sin' that breaks the morale of millions of women in India. He highlighted that the Bill, part of the Nari Shakti Vandan Act, represents a significant opportunity to enhance women's representation in legislative bodies. Patel accused Congress of fostering a mindset that opposes women's empowerment, arguing that their actions reveal a fear of losing power to women from ordinary backgrounds. He emphasized that the Bill is a step forward for women's rights and accused Congress of hypocrisy for claiming to support women's interests while opposing legal empowerment measures. Union Minister Raksha Khadse supported Patel's statements, asserting that the Bill is not just a political tool but a vital initiative for the future of women and youth in the country.
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The failure to pass the women's reservation Bill could hinder the representation of women in governance, affecting their participation in decision-making processes.
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