Women in Reservation

On Womens Day (March 8), India witnessed the high emf drama over much talked Women Reservation top in the Parliament. The Womens Reservation Bill is the most essential greenback to empower women in Indian politics. According to the metre, women will enjoy 33 per cent of the reservations in the Lower House of the Parliament and Assemblies. Rajya Sabha, the pep pill House of the Parliament has passed the Womens Reservation Bill on 9 March 2010, this day in India can be termed as one of the historic days in Indian politics.Major political parties were in favor of the bill. The debate in the Upper House was interesting amidst the chaos and drama of the opposing Member of Parliaments. patronage of Political Parties Thanks to Sonia Gandhi the Chairperson of Congress Party for the introduction of the bill on the eve of Womens Day. And the support from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was accolade by the supporter of the bill.The stand of the BJP over the bill is clear and the former eyeshade Minister of India, Atal Bihari Vajpayee was in favor of the bill. The other parties were in against of the Bill and the supporters of UPA administration have threatened to withdraw their support. While talking to NDTV the soon afterwards the bill was passed in Parliament, the Congress Chairperson, Sonia Gandhi was more confident about the bill. She withal urged the need of the bill in India politics. Why the Womens Reservation Bill?The need of the hour is women empowerment. The fact cant be denied that button up after 50 years of getting independence and self organisation of Indian democracy, there is need to protect the interest of women in India. The bill will give 33 per cent of compulsory presence of women representing diverse parties in the Upper House of the Parliament and Assemblies. There is fear of losing elections if the women candidates be allowed to contest from various constituencies, may the right think continues