Indian Government's Women's Reservation Bill Sparks Opposition Protests

India's Narendra Modi government may soon call a special session of parliament to pass a constitutional amendment bill to implement women's reservation. Under the proposed amendment, the goal is to increase the number of seats in the Lok Sabha to a maximum of 850 through delimitation. Under this, the opposition parties are constantly protesting. In this order, Congress leader Imran Masood has also made a big statement. Imran Masood targeted the BJP and the central government, saying, "These people break other people's parties, steal votes, even make mistakes in the voter list. The Women's Reservation Bill has already been passed, the Women's Reservation Bill is not pending. This is the delimitation bill that the government wants to pass. These people want it to destroy everyone's constituencies. This is a political bully." Imran Masood fumed, "Now these people will invent a new way to steal votes, because their work is stealing." "It is no longer the Women's Reservation Bill."