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Women to be given their share at any cost, claims Naveen Jindal

Kalayat, Apr 18 (UNI) BJP MP Naveen Jindal today blamed the Opposition for non-passing of the 31st Amendment Bill in parliament, brought under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give 33 per cent reservation to women in parliament and state legislatures, alleging that it reflected the mentality of the opposition.
He alleged that the entire opposition united and tried to crush the rights of crores of women of the country. But the intentions of Prime Minister Narendra Modi are so strong that by presenting this bill again, women will be given their respect at any cost, he claim
MP Jindal was talking to journalists at the Market Committee office located in Kalayat Grain Market.
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