BJP's Jaipur Protest: Women's Quota Bill Sparks Controversy
The BJP organized a protest in Jaipur against opposition parties for allegedly not backing the women's reservation bill in Lok Sabha. Party members, including CM Sharma and Deputy CM Diya Kumari, participated in the 'Jan Aakrosh Padyatra'. The protest criticized opposition parties on their stance and historical record regarding women's empowerment.
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The BJP staged a protest in Jaipur on Friday, accusing opposition parties of failing to support the women's reservation bill in the Lok Sabha. The protest, led by women activists of the party, sought to draw attention to what they allege is a lack of commitment to women's empowerment by the opposition.
The rally, dubbed 'Jan Aakrosh Padyatra', was initiated from the BJP state headquarters, with prominent leaders such as CM Bhajanlal Sharma and Deputy CM Diya Kumari present. Protesters were halted by authorities near the police commissionerate, yet the demonstration remained peaceful.
CM Sharma criticized the opposition, questioning their historical stance on women's rights, and condemned the Congress for prioritizing dynastic politics. Protesters brandished placards against the opposition, while the women's reservation bill remains a contentious issue, having failed to secure the required parliamentary majority.
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