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Call to women to reject anti-democratic forces
A movement has been launched to raise issues related to women and appeal to women across India to vote out anti-democratic/constitution forces, which are spreading hatred, in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
Hyderabad: A movement has been launched to raise issues related to women and appeal to women across India to vote out anti-democratic/constitution forces, which are spreading hatred, in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
The initiative urges women across the country to vote fearlessly against these forces and many strides have been taken like 'Baatein Aman Ki' which covered 200 cities and towns in the month of September and October and 'Samvidhan Bachao Yatra' last year which congregated a lot of women.
Various women and civil society groups are coming together to for such events and marches will be organised on April 4 in cities, towns, villages, and talukas across India to give a call to defeat anti-Constitution, anti-poor, anti-women forces. Women's March India has requested all women across the country to take part in the movement and provide a distinctive voice to women to demand solutions to their pressing problems.
