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The historic Women’s reservation bill ensuring 33% reservation have been passed by Rajya Sabha yesterday. This one third reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies finally passed this tuesday after lots of drama.

Despite the threat of withdrawal of support from Samajwadi party and Rashtriya Janta Dal, this bill was passed by more than 2/3rd of the majority.

In total 186 votes were in favour, one in against giving a clear passage for the implementation of this Women’s reservation bill.

Leader of opposition party Arun Jaitley and Prime Minister Sri Manmohan Singh passed told that this is a historic and momentous day for them.

Karat said that – ” The women’s reservation bill will ensure that many women of Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Other Backward Classes, poor women and Muslim women would benefit from this historic achievement.

Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh told that – “we have also to recognise that our women have faced enormous difficulties in our country. Our women faced discrimination at home, there is domestic violence, they face discrimination in equal access to education, healthcare, there are many such things. All these things have to end if India were to realise its full potential.”

Today Government will present Women’s reservation bill and will try to successfully implementation of the bill. By this Women’s reservation bill, Government is trying to give reservation of 33% seats in all legislatures for women.

Sonia Gandhi already expressed her desire by saying that it is Rajiv Gandhi’s vision to have women’s reservation ans she is keen to get the bill passed.

Yesterday Janata Dal-United (JD-U) leader Sharad Yadav, one of the bitterest critics of the bill, was not present in the house.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal and his deputy V. Narayanasamy also tried to pacify Mulayam Singh and Lalu Prasad but failed.

Seeing the condition and inability to bring peace, the speaker adjourned the the house yesterday.

SP and RJD leaders yesterday announced that the government could go ahead with the measure only at the risk of losing the support of their MPs (21 SP, 4 RJD) in Lok Sabha. The threat worked, triggering an attack of nerves among government managers over the political fallout, including the government’s stability and encouraging closet opponents of the bill in the Congress to come out in the open as reported by TOI.

Today Women’s reservation bill will be live again and lets see whats happens, whether it will be passed easily or lots of hindrance are waiting for it. You can see it live by clicking here.