Fair deal: BJP okays women's quota in party setup
Published on Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 20:55, Updated on Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 21:15 in Nation section
Tags: BJP, Narendra Modi , New Delhi

TOGETHER WE STAND: BJP adopted a resolution reserving one-third of the posts in its organisational structure for women.
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New Delhi: The BJP on Monday adopted a resolution reserving one-third of the posts in its organisational structure for women, calling it a first leap towards women's quota in legislatures. However, the all-powerful decision-making Parliamentary Board has been kept away from the new rule.
With leadership issues settled, it is time to focus on the task ahead which is poll preparations in election bound states and organisational reforms within the party as the first primary step.
"Since the government has not been able to introduce the women reservation bill, we have decided to start reforms within the party,” says BJP leader, Sushma Swaraj.
The year 2008 will be a crucial year in the country politics, with 10 states going to polls and both congress and BJP are going all out to woo the masses for votes.
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Thank God. BJP ha taken initiative to consider women's quota in politics. There are plenty of educated ciltured and patriotic
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It will be good to see the women reservation bill passes in the parliament. In local body elections, in most
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-women politicians-is mayawati or rabri devi any better than mulyamsingh or lalu yadav as CM ?? Secular indian democracy desparately
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For our politicians they have no other business than reservations. Since women reservation was being discussed since decades and men
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Reservation of 33% of seats in Parliament for women is discrimination. It is favorable treatment of women. Why dont they
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