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MP Kavitha wants women reservation bill passed at same pace as EBC
Nizamabad MP Kavitha desired the women reservation bill gets passed at the same speed as the bill on economically weaker sections general category has been passed in both the houses She also said that more political power has to be needed to pass the women reservation bill
Nizamabad MP Kavitha desired the women reservation bill gets passed at the same speed as the bill on economically weaker sections (general category) has been passed in both the houses. She also said that more political power has to be needed to pass the women reservation bill.
Taking to the micro-blogging site Twitter, Kavitha said, "If the women reservation Bill could be passed with the same speed with which the bill on economically weaker sections/general category reservations has been passed in both the houses, our country would be truly progressive. We need more political will behind Reservation for Women."
MP Kavitha Tweeted on Women’s Reservation Bill:
If the WomenReservation Bill could be passed with the same speed with which the bill on economically weaker sections/general category reservations has been passed in both the houses, our country would be truly progressive. We need more political will behind Reservation for Women.
— Kavitha Kalvakuntla (@RaoKavitha) January 10, 2019
