
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to political parties to build consensus on women’s quota. He asked them to take credit for what he described as a landmark move and work together to ensure its implementation. The appeal places the focus on cooperation rather than political ownership, with parties being told that they need not surrender credit for supporting the measure.
The claim that one party alone owns women’s representation would be a lazy reading of a measure that needs broad political support. Equally, calls for consensus should not become a way to postpone delivery. The test is simple: when will women’s quota take effect, and how will parties ensure it does?
Source: ndtv.com
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