Rahul thanks Stalin for support on Women s Reservation bill
Wednesday - July 18, 2018 4:50 pm ,
Category : INDIA
Rahul thanks Stalin for support on Women s Reservation bill
New Delhi July 18 (IANS) Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday thanked DMK leader M.K. Stalin for supporting him on Women s Reservation Bill.
"Thank you @mkstalin. Spoken like a true leader and a great son of Tamil Nadu. Women are the key to the accelerated development of India. The Women s Reservation Bill recognises this fact. It s time for all political parties to come together to support this bill in Parliament " said Gandhi on Twitter.
Stalin extending his support to Gandhi said: "DMK President @kalaignar89 has always advocated for greater representation of women in elected bodies. On behalf of my party I express our wholehearted support to @RahulGandhi in his efforts and urge @PMOIndia to ensure early passage of the Women s Reservation Bill."
Gandhi had on Monday written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to seek his support for the passage of the Womens Reservation Bill in Parliament s monsoon session claiming that the BJP appears to have had second thoughts on the proposed law even though it was a key promise in its 2014 manifesto.
--IANS sid/vd
"Thank you @mkstalin. Spoken like a true leader and a great son of Tamil Nadu. Women are the key to the accelerated development of India. The Women s Reservation Bill recognises this fact. It s time for all political parties to come together to support this bill in Parliament " said Gandhi on Twitter.
Stalin extending his support to Gandhi said: "DMK President @kalaignar89 has always advocated for greater representation of women in elected bodies. On behalf of my party I express our wholehearted support to @RahulGandhi in his efforts and urge @PMOIndia to ensure early passage of the Women s Reservation Bill."
Gandhi had on Monday written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to seek his support for the passage of the Womens Reservation Bill in Parliament s monsoon session claiming that the BJP appears to have had second thoughts on the proposed law even though it was a key promise in its 2014 manifesto.
--IANS sid/vd
