Kavita became the symbol of opposition on women’s reservation bill

““Celebration of poetry with women on Women’s Reservation Bill, their struggle bore fruits”

Bhaskar News Service

New Delhi/Hyderabad. After the introduction of the historic Women’s Reservation Bill in the Parliament, BRS leader and MLC Kalvakuntla Kavitha has expressed happiness. She said that the introduction of the Women’s Reservation Bill in the Parliament is a wonderful achievement for every woman in the country. Since the ruling BJP has a clear majority in the Lok Sabha, it is expected that the bill will be passed easily without any hindrance. “As the Women’s Reservation Bill is introduced in Parliament, it is an important victory for every woman in our country. On this occasion, I convey my best wishes to all the citizens of our country. Since the ruling party has a clear majority the passage of this bill in the Lok Sabha should happen smoothly without any hindrance. BJP had included the Women’s Reservation Bill in its 2014 and 2019 election manifestos. Political will alone is not enough to sustain this. However, now the time has come for women to take center stage in politics in the country. It marks the beginning of a new chapter in strengthening and dividing our democracy. However, she believes that all its aspects are yet to be seen and examined. Mrs. Kavita watched the live telecast of the parliamentary proceedings of the introduction of the bill along with her female colleagues.

“Kavita’s name linked with Women’s Reservation Bill”

The Women’s Reservation Bill today took the first step and started its journey towards becoming a law. 27 years ago, the Deve Gowda government at the Center had presented it in Parliament for the first time. Now

After passing the majority test of both the Houses of Parliament, the President of the country will seal it into law. But whenever its history and struggle are mentioned, the name of the poem of the flamboyant BRS leader and former MP will definitely be mentioned along with it. His years of struggle, from the streets to the Parliament and from Jantar Mantar to the letters written to the leaders of all parties, will remain unforgettable. K Kavita raised her voice many times in Parliament regarding the public representation of women in Parliament and Legislative Assemblies. Protested at Jantar Mantar in the harsh winter and recently made an emotional appeal to the leaders of 47 parties to rise above party politics and support the Women’s Reservation Bill. As soon as the news of the Union Cabinet’s approval spread

A large number of women came to meet K Kavita in Hyderabad at midnight. Within no time the entire sky was colored with joy and fireworks. Expressing gratitude, K Kavita said that the first phase of the struggle of half the population was completed today. Women reservation will prove to be a milestone in women empowerment. Because now the power of law for women will be in the hands of women.