Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta participated in a signature campaign at Delhi University’s Arts Faculty in favor of the Women’s Reservation Bill. She emphasized the importance of women’s involvement in policy-making and administration for effective governance. The upcoming Parliament session will focus on discussing amendments to the Women’s Reservation Act, 2023.
Chief Minister Gupta expressed excitement over the progress towards women’s reservation in Parliament and Assemblies. She stressed the necessity of support and reservation for women to access leadership positions. Gupta highlighted the crucial role women should play in shaping policies, running the country, and ensuring women’s safety and independence.
During the campaign, CM Gupta interacted with students and teachers to discuss the Women’s Reservation Bill. Delhi University’s Vice Chancellor, Prof Yogesh Singh, commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi for initiating impactful changes through the Bill. He noted that the legislation would contribute to altering societal perceptions of women’s leadership capabilities.
The amended Women’s Reservation Bill was lauded as a significant milestone for women’s progress in the country by Professor Payal. She emphasized that the law would pave the way for a more educated and developed nation. Deepika Jha, Joint Secretary of the Delhi University Students’ Union, highlighted the opportunities the Bill would provide for women and students from middle-class backgrounds.
