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Don’t let sub-quota debate subvert women’s reservation again. But revisit timeframe

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Renewed push to legislate women’s reservation is a welcome step. Skewed gender ratio in Lok Sabha and assemblies needs immediate correction. Government mustn’t allow OBC/Muslim sub-quota debate to subvert it again. Deferring its implementation until after 2024 election, however, betrays lack of sincerity and conviction. Parliament must revisit its timeframe.

As the discussion around women’s representation continues, it is crucial to consider the broader implications of the Women’s Reservation Bill and its potential impact on gender equality in politics.

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