Women’s Reservation Bill: Why did Tejashwi Yadav warn of hitting brick by brick? Read the political turmoil in Bihar

Women Reservation Bill: After the Lok Sabha, the Women’s Reservation Bill has also been passed in the Rajya Sabha. This bill was passed unanimously in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. The bill (Mahila Aarakshan Bill) has been passed without any opposition vote from both the houses of the Parliament. However, the government and the opposition are at loggerheads with each other on some of its points. There is political turmoil in Bihar regarding this. Tejashwi Yadav has warned the government. Whereas there has been a counterattack from the BJP side also. Many BJP leaders including BJP MP Sushil Modi, Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Vijay Sinha have attacked the opposition.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said on women’s reservation..

On women’s reservation, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said that our focus is on the upliftment of the country. We have supported the Women’s Reservation Bill. If this is implemented soon, it will greatly uplift women. This will be a matter of great happiness for us. He said that on the lines of reservation given to women of SC-ST category, women of backward and extremely backward classes should also get reservation. On Thursday, after the celebrations on the birth anniversary of former Chief Minister Late Bhola Paswan Shastri, the Chief Minister told the journalists that from the beginning we wanted the Women’s Reservation Bill to be passed. This should be implemented quickly. Without taking the name of the Central Government, he said that these people have not got the census conducted, hence there will be a delay in it. CM said that we have done a lot of work for the upliftment of women.

What warning did Tejashwi Yadav give?

Meanwhile, Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav warned that if the rights of backward classes are violated in the name of women’s reservation, then he will hit them brick by brick. This is a fighting class. If the Center usurps the rights of 60 percent OBCs, then this class will retain its rights. Tejashwi said that women should be given fifty percent reservation, not 33 percent. But women from backward class, extremely backward class and minority class should also be given place in it. If this happens then we will support this bill with all our strength. He said that there is doubt whether these people will implement the bill even after it is passed. Tejashwi Yadav said that people of BJP have always been anti-backward. He said that the government has brought this bill just for the sake of making a statement. If OBC women are given participation then RJD will have no objection to this bill. Tejashwi Yadav has said that RJD supremo Lalu Prasad sent stone breaker woman Bhagwati Devi to Parliament. Munni Rajak, a cloth washer woman, was made MLC. He said that there is a lot of difference between the actions and words of BJP. There will be a census first. After this there will be delimitation. After this, there is talk of implementing this bill.

Demand of Scheduled Caste-Scheduled Tribe Welfare Minister Ratnesh Sada..

In Bihar, Scheduled Caste-Scheduled Tribe Welfare Minister Ratnesh Sada has demanded from the Central Government to fix OBC quota in the Women’s Reservation Bill. He has said that the Women’s Reservation Bill should be implemented without any delay, otherwise it will also be considered a slogan of the Modi government. Minister Ratnesh Sada said these things to journalists after the public hearing held at JDU state headquarters on Thursday.

Sushil Modi said attack..

Rajya Sabha MP Sushil Kumar Modi said that those who are pressurizing for immediate implementation of the Women’s Reservation Bill, want this bill to get stuck in the Supreme Court as soon as it is passed by the Parliament. The opposition is not able to digest the success of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in passing the Nari Shakti Vandan Bill in the Lok Sabha with more than two-thirds majority, hence they are doubting its implementation. Sushil Modi said that this bill will definitely be implemented with full legality in 2029, this should be assured. Sushil Modi said that without conducting the census, the government cannot decide how many and which seats will be reserved for women. Since independence, it has been the tradition that the Delimitation Commission determines the reserved seats on the basis of census data. He said that those who are talking about hastily implementing women’s reservation from the 2024 parliamentary elections will be the first to approach the Supreme Court against such a step.

Leader of Opposition Vijay Sinha said..

Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Vijay Sinha has also attacked on this and said that those who had snatched the women’s reservation bill from the hands of Advani ji and created a drama, never wanted women to get power.