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PM Modi Urges MPs to Support Women’s Reservation Bill, Calls It a Historic Step for Nari Shakti

By Editorial Team
In a strong appeal to lawmakers, Narendra Modi has called upon all Members of Parliament to support the Women’s Reservation Bill, emphasizing its importance in ensuring justice and equal representation for women across India. Taking to social media, the Prime Minister urged MPs to reflect on their conscience and consider the women in their own families while making their decision. He described the proposed legislation as a “significant opportunity” to empower women and strengthen the democratic fabric of the nation. Modi stressed that women, who constitute nearly half of India’s population, deserve their rightful participation in legislative bodies. He further appealed for unanimous support, stating that passing the amendment collectively would mark a historic moment for the country. Highlighting the broader vision, the Prime Minister said that empowering women—often referred to as “Nari Shakti”—would not only enhance representation but also contribute to more inclusive governance and long-term national development. The call comes amid ongoing discussions in Parliament over the Women’s Reservation Bill, a landmark proposal aimed at reserving seats for women in legislative bodies.
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