What Happened
The government faced a setback as the women's reservation bill failed to pass in the Lok Sabha, requiring a two-thirds majority.
Why It Matters
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju blamed the Congress and opposition parties, calling it an anti-women stance and a significant blow to the nation.
Key Details
- The opposition, while supporting reservation, opposed its linkage with delimitation and census.
Background Context
The government faced a setback as the women's reservation bill failed to pass in the Lok Sabha, requiring a two-thirds majority. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju blamed the Congress and opposition parties, calling it an anti-women stance and a significant blow to the nation. The opposition, while supporting reservation, opposed its linkage with delimitation and census.
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Source: Times of India – Original Link
Source: Times of India
