NEW DELHI: Cutting throughout party traces, ladies MPs in Rajya Sabha recommended the BJP-led executive on Friday to make use of its majority in Lok Sabha to make sure passage of a legislation providing 33% reservation to girls in Parliament and state legislatures.
The Constitution (108th Amendment) Bill, usually referred to as the Women's Reservation Bill, was once handed via Rajya Sabha in 2010, but is looking forward to nod of Lok Sabha.
Women members spoke in favour of the legislation after Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu allowed short submissions. He transformed notices from some members for a discussions into matters that could be raised all over the Zero Hour.
Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan mentioned her party was once not towards the Bill but wanted sub-reservation to be supplied for dalits. Also political parties must be given proper to choose the seats or constituencies from where they wish to field 33% ladies, she mentioned.
“There are pointless rumours that our party is towards the Bill. We don't seem to be towards the women's reservation invoice. We are for the reservation invoice but we now have sure suggestions,” she mentioned, adding the “Bill is cosmetic in its provide shape”.
Jharna Das Baidya (CPM) mentioned the BJP has absolute majority in Lok Sabha but has not were given the women's reservation invoice handed.
V Thota Seetharama Lakshmi (TDP) mentioned her party helps the legislation and appealed to the federal government to make sure its passage within the decrease space.
Shanta Chhetri (TMC) mentioned her party gave one-third of tickets to girls within the 2014 Lok Sabha election and West Bengal has already supplied 50% reservation to girls in local bodies.
Vijila Sathyananth (AIADMK) recommended the federal government to deliver the invoice and ensure its passage it in Lok Sabha. “You have enormous majority” to move the legislation, she mentioned.
Kanimozhi (DMK) mentioned the Right, Left and Centre are supporting the invoice, but it has not been handed in Lok Sabha for nine years.
“It is very unhappy that girls have to put up with selections made via males all over their lives. Even right here males are making decision for girls,” she mentioned, asking the federal government to deliver the women's reservation invoice in Lok Sabha.
She mentioned her party helps the legislation and emphasised that laws can't be made without listening to ladies’s voices.
Sonal Mansingh, a nominated member, mentioned the rotational provision within the invoice needs attention and detailing.
Women in legislatures will deliver “grace, knowledge and solidarity”, she mentioned.
Congress member Viplove Thakur mentioned there can't be ladies empowerment until they turn into decision-makers.
She mentioned the ruling BJP had promised reservation for girls in Parliament and now the Lok Sabha must move the invoice already cleared via the Upper House.
Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu parties - AIADMK and DMK - staged a walkout from Rajya Sabha in protest towards the central executive's refusal to withdraw permission for a feasibility document on construction of Mekedatu dam on Cauvery river in Karnataka. Left party members too walked out of the House alleging political violence via the BJP in Kerala following a row over ladies's access into Sabarimala temple.
The Constitution (108th Amendment) Bill, usually referred to as the Women's Reservation Bill, was once handed via Rajya Sabha in 2010, but is looking forward to nod of Lok Sabha.
Women members spoke in favour of the legislation after Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu allowed short submissions. He transformed notices from some members for a discussions into matters that could be raised all over the Zero Hour.
Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan mentioned her party was once not towards the Bill but wanted sub-reservation to be supplied for dalits. Also political parties must be given proper to choose the seats or constituencies from where they wish to field 33% ladies, she mentioned.
“There are pointless rumours that our party is towards the Bill. We don't seem to be towards the women's reservation invoice. We are for the reservation invoice but we now have sure suggestions,” she mentioned, adding the “Bill is cosmetic in its provide shape”.
Jharna Das Baidya (CPM) mentioned the BJP has absolute majority in Lok Sabha but has not were given the women's reservation invoice handed.
V Thota Seetharama Lakshmi (TDP) mentioned her party helps the legislation and appealed to the federal government to make sure its passage within the decrease space.
Shanta Chhetri (TMC) mentioned her party gave one-third of tickets to girls within the 2014 Lok Sabha election and West Bengal has already supplied 50% reservation to girls in local bodies.
Vijila Sathyananth (AIADMK) recommended the federal government to deliver the invoice and ensure its passage it in Lok Sabha. “You have enormous majority” to move the legislation, she mentioned.
Kanimozhi (DMK) mentioned the Right, Left and Centre are supporting the invoice, but it has not been handed in Lok Sabha for nine years.
“It is very unhappy that girls have to put up with selections made via males all over their lives. Even right here males are making decision for girls,” she mentioned, asking the federal government to deliver the women's reservation invoice in Lok Sabha.
She mentioned her party helps the legislation and emphasised that laws can't be made without listening to ladies’s voices.
Sonal Mansingh, a nominated member, mentioned the rotational provision within the invoice needs attention and detailing.
Women in legislatures will deliver “grace, knowledge and solidarity”, she mentioned.
Congress member Viplove Thakur mentioned there can't be ladies empowerment until they turn into decision-makers.
She mentioned the ruling BJP had promised reservation for girls in Parliament and now the Lok Sabha must move the invoice already cleared via the Upper House.
Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu parties - AIADMK and DMK - staged a walkout from Rajya Sabha in protest towards the central executive's refusal to withdraw permission for a feasibility document on construction of Mekedatu dam on Cauvery river in Karnataka. Left party members too walked out of the House alleging political violence via the BJP in Kerala following a row over ladies's access into Sabarimala temple.
Women MPs urge government to use majority in Lok Sabha to pass women’s reservation bill
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