NDA Slams Opposition: Women Won't Forget Bill's Defeat

Bihar's NDA women leaders are seething after the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill failed in the Lok Sabha. They accuse the opposition of a blatant double game, predicting that empowered Indian women will never pardon this betrayal. Rajya Sabha MP Darshana Singh celebrated women's dominance in diverse fields, from battlefields to boardrooms. Echoing Ambedkar's vision, she credited PM Modi's policies for uplifting millions. However, the opposition's refusal to let the bill pass marks a dark chapter. "BJP and our Dalit-backed coalition won't rest until women get justice," she vowed, charging Congress-led forces with chronic woman-bashing. For decades, excuses have buried the reservation push. Former minister Leshi Singh highlighted the irony: elite opposition families grab seats, sidelining village women from SC, ST, and OBC communities. It's a stark reveal of their anti-women agenda. NDA voices united in endorsing Modi's initiatives like Beti Bachao Beti Padhao and triple talaq abolition. The opposition's mask is off, they say, and come election time, women voters will deliver the verdict. This saga spotlights gender politics as a pivotal battleground.