Public outcry in Bhopal: During Mahila Padyatra, CM Mohan Yadav made a scathing attack on Congress regarding the Women's Reservation Bill. Talking about women's rights, he expressed support to the government and raised questions on the role of the opposition.
Bhopal. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav made a scathing attack on Congress regarding the Women's Reservation Bill during the “Jan-Aakrosh Mahila Padyatra” organized in Bhopal. He said that when this bill was not passed, Congress made fun of it. He also raised questions on Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and said that where have she gone now who used to talk big.
Expressed anger over the rights of sisters
CM said that Congress has done injustice to the sisters on the issue of women's rights. He alleged that the opposition has ignored the sentiments of half the country's population. He also said that it is now necessary to bring this anger in front of the entire country.
Mentioned great leaders of history
In his address, the Chief Minister mentioned great personalities like Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Jyotiba Phule, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi. He said that all of them fought for women's rights and worked towards bringing change in the society.
The government stands with the sisters
Dr. Mohan Yadav clearly said that his government stands with the decisions of women. He said that the opposition's protest on the Women's Reservation Bill is unfortunate. The government will bring condemnation motion on this issue at every level and if necessary, a special session of the Assembly will also be called.
Questions raised on the role of opposition
BJP State President Hemant Khandelwal also criticized the opposition in the program. She said that the Women's Reservation Bill is not a political issue but a women's right. She alleged that the opposition has hurt the hopes of women by creating obstacles on this issue.
Women's anger visible in Bhopal
A large number of women participated in this march. They arrived with posters with slogans in their hands and raised their voice in support of their rights. The struggle and determination of women was also presented through a poem in the programme.
Appeal for awareness and solidarity among women
The leaders appealed to women to be aware of their rights and take this issue to every section of the society. He said that this fight is not just about a bill but about respect and rights.
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