Modi’s Apology Ignites BJP Firestorm Over Failed Women’s Quota Bill

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Saturday address, laced with apology for the stalled Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam in Lok Sabha, has ignited BJP leaders into a unified front against opposition 'saboteurs.' Framing it as an insult to nari shakti, they predict electoral retribution from empowered women. Vijender Gupta, Delhi Assembly head, exposed opposition duplicity: 'They stole women's rights; the nation will punish them.' Despite Modi's personal hurt, his mission endures, with women poised to retaliate. Touting Modi-era milestones—Ujjwala, Beti Bachao—the speaker argued no administration rivaled these pro-women strides. Opposition's vendetta deprives half the population. Shobha Gupta evoked a father's fury in Modi's words, vowing uncompromised defense of female honor. Vijay Sinha from Bihar mourned the bill's demise, blasting Congress-led misinformation as anti-woman criminality. 'Time will teach them,' he vowed. Bihar BJP's Sanjay Saravgi applauded Modi's barrier-breaking pledge for female lawmakers. MP's Rajendra Shukla affirmed Modi's global resolve: societal good prevails. Opposition ignored Shah's 50% offer despite clear safeguards. Minister Patel contrasted BJP's patriotism with Congress's nepotism, quoting Vajpayee. Rao in Hyderabad condemned INDIA's self-congratulation over crushed aspirations. This orchestrated outrage transforms legislative defeat into a mobilizing cry. BJP leverages Modi's emotional appeal to forge a women's alliance, eyeing polls where gender justice becomes the flashpoint.