Women voters in Assam expressed admiration for the Women’s Reservation Bill while casting their votes in the state’s Assembly election. They commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his efforts in women empowerment and hoped the Bill would encourage more women to participate in politics. PM Modi, in a video message, called for support for the Bill during the upcoming Parliament session.
The proposed amendments to the Nari Shakti Vandan Act aim to reserve 33% of seats for women in the Lok Sabha and state Assemblies. PM Modi encouraged citizens to read and share the article supporting the legislation, emphasizing the importance of collective action during the Parliament sessions on April 16, 17, and 18.
Women at the polling booths highlighted the significance of equal rights for women in politics. They appreciated PM Modi’s initiatives for women’s empowerment and expressed optimism about the opportunities the Bill could create for women to voice their opinions. Young female voters also voiced their support for the Bill, emphasizing the challenges women face in the workforce.
Youths and women voters underscored the need for more schemes to empower women and address safety concerns. They hoped that the Bill’s passage would empower women across all sectors, especially in rural areas. Safety, they stressed, is paramount for women, urging the government to prioritize stringent laws for female protection.
