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Government Committed to Womens Reservation, Special Session Possible: BJP Spokesperson RP Singh

BJP spokesperson RP Singh emphasizes the governments seriousness about womens reservation and the potential for a special parliamentary session.

New Delhi, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : BJP national spokesperson RP Singh addressed several pressing issues, including the proposed special parliamentary session on delimitation and women’s reservation, during a press briefing in New Delhi. He affirmed the government’s commitment to women’s reservation, stating that if necessary, a special session could be convened to discuss the matter.

Singh highlighted that the BJP supports the implementation of women’s reservation, ensuring that women receive their rightful share in governance. He emphasized the need for essential provisions to accompany the reservation, allowing women to gain rights in accordance with the new delimitation.

Responding to National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah’s call for dialogue with Pakistan, Singh asserted that talks can only occur once terrorism and the influx of terrorists into India cease. He likened the situation to a home invasion, where action is taken against intruders rather than engaging in discussions.

On the topic of Priyanka Gandhi defending Sonia Gandhi’s book, Singh remarked that questioning the content is natural. He referenced Sonia Gandhi’s comments regarding the attacks on Indira Gandhi and Darbar Sahib, questioning why no apology was made if she felt such sorrow about those events.

Singh also criticized Sonia Gandhi’s emotional statements regarding the Babri Masjid demolition, labeling them as selective responses. He insisted that public discourse on the book’s contents is warranted.

Regarding the alliance between AIMIM and Chandrashekhar Azad in Uttar Pradesh, Singh stated that such attempts have been made before. He expressed confidence that the people of Uttar Pradesh are determined to re-elect Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, joking that these parties would receive fewer votes than the NOTA option.

On the topic of Adityanath’s bulldozer actions against crime, Singh noted that the previous dominance of criminals and mafia in Uttar Pradesh had caused significant distress for ordinary citizens. He claimed that the government’s actions have improved law and order in the state, providing relief to the populace.

Singh concluded by asserting that the current situation in Uttar Pradesh is markedly better due to the government’s decisive actions against criminals and mafia.

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