Women's Reservation Standoff: A Political High-Stakes Drama

Congress MLA Geeta Bukkal criticizes the Centre's failure to implement the women's reservation bill, calling it a tactic to mislead voters. Bukkal led a protest, asserting the need for immediate implementation of the reservation law, arguing the BJP's actions as a facade to downplay women's empowerment.

Congress MLA Geeta Bukkal has accused the central government of exploiting women voters over the delayed implementation of the women's reservation bill. The bill, passed in 2023, has yet to be enforced, prompting Bukkal to lead a protest demanding immediate action.

Bukkal, a former Haryana minister, criticized the government for not enforcing the reservation in the 2024 elections despite having the legal framework in place. She claims the government's reluctance exposes its duplicity regarding women's empowerment.

The Congress party has historically championed women's rights and continues to pressure the ruling party to implement the reservation immediately. The BJP's failure to pass the Constitution Amendment Bill for the 2029 elections has sparked further criticism, amidst allegations of playing political games.