Indian PM Narendra Modi Suffers Rare Defeat in Parliament Over Women's Reservation Bill

For the first time in 12 years, there was a failure in Parliament. In this situation, Narendra Modi lost to the combined power of the opposition. In his first election rally in Bengal after the constitutional amendment was not passed in the Lok Sabha, he attacked the TMC. The Prime Minister accused the TMC of conspiring with the Congress. He betrayed the mothers and sisters of Bengal. The Modi government wanted to redistribute seats to implement women's reservation before the 2029 Lok Sabha elections. They brought the 131st Constitutional Amendment Bill for it. But the central government did not have the two-thirds majority needed to pass the bill. As a result, the Modi government did not pass the bill. Since then, the top leaders of the BJP, including Modi, have been constantly attacking the opposition. Modi spent most of his 8: 30 pm address to the nation attacking the Congress. The prime minister's target was the TMC, the ruling party in Tamil Nadu, and the Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh.