00:00 After 9.5 years of ruling, the current administration has started running the Women's Reservation
00:07 in the form of a constitutional organization.
00:09 The Parliament was in session till 10 last night, and it will be the same today.
00:14 Don't take it the wrong way, but there is a saying in Bangla, "Vote Bado Balai".
00:19 Is the election a compulsion?
00:21 Somehow the Opposition is worried about the Unity and India Alliance.
00:25 That is why the election stunts are coming one after the other.
00:27 A new Parliament should be formed.
00:30 We have become used to the Prime Minister coming to the Parliament,
00:34 but the MPs rarely come to the House.
00:38 They speak less in the House.
00:40 That sadness has also left us after hearing it four times in the first two days.
00:44 And we have to pass the Women's Reservation as a Women's Power Bond.
00:49 We will appreciate better late than never.
00:52 Even if it is just 9.5 years, even if it is just a little late,
00:57 we will certainly support the Women's Reservation Bill in this House, with all our criticism.
01:04 But one thing, the credit of the Treasury Bench and the Modi's 11-word speech,
01:12 sorry to say, this credit is not theirs alone.
01:15 This protest has been going on for a long time.
01:17 In 1992, the Women's Power Bond Bill was passed by the Parliament and the Women's Council.
01:24 The Women's Reservation was not passed by the Parliament and the Parliamentary Committee.
01:29 In 1996, the CPI's MP, Geeta Mukherjee, presented this Bill to the Parliament.
01:34 It was not passed.
01:35 But the Joint Parliamentary Committee that was formed, was headed by Geeta Mukherjee.
01:40 Our Mamata Banerjee was also in that committee.
01:43 She also took up this claim in 1998.
01:46 And she has taken it up again and again.
01:48 In 2010, even if it was passed by the Parliament, it was not passed by the People's Assembly.
01:52 Sushma Sararji's role is also significant in this Bill.
01:55 We want to pay our respects to Geeta, Sushma and Didi.
02:01 Didi is worried about the elections.
02:04 The Women's Reservation Bill will be passed now, but it will not come into effect.
02:09 The census or census of the population that was supposed to be done in 2011, is not being done.
02:18 It is possible if Modi is in power.
02:20 So, that census and the delimitation will be done after 2026.
02:25 It could be done by 2027, 2028, or 2029.
02:27 It could be done even later.
02:29 This Women's Power Bond Bill will not become another Zimla.
02:34 The NPR, NRC, CAA have passed it, but the implementation is not yet complete.
02:40 It has become a Zimla.
02:41 The Kisan Bill has been suspended and passed.
02:44 It has been revoked again.
02:45 It has become a Zimla.
02:46 The Labour Court has been passed.
02:48 It has become a Zimla that the rule formation is not yet done.
02:50 It has become a Zimla that the black money is not yet given.
02:52 It has become a Zimla that everyone has to pay 15 lakhs in the bank account.
02:55 It has become a Zimla that two crores of jobs have to be given in a year.
02:58 Will this Women's Reservation Bill be included in this list?
03:02 I am afraid.
03:04 I am very afraid.
03:06 We feel that women are half the sky.
03:09 Most of the population is suffering.
03:11 Most of them are below the poverty line.
03:13 They are not even close to the necessary development.
03:17 The economy of every household has been at its lowest in the last 50 years.
03:24 The women at home are in the lowest crisis.
03:26 In three months of the bank bond, our citizens were shocked to see the line.
03:30 150 people have left us.
03:32 But the currency of our women is not changing.
03:42 The women are the most affected by demonetisation.
03:45 Women have lost the most jobs in Covid.
03:49 Women are the most affected by privatisation, corporatisation and disinvestment.
04:06 This is not just about the reservation.
04:08 It is about the women's empowerment and social responsibility.
04:15 For women empowerment, we need to provide them with electricity, food, toilets, and food stamps.
04:24 It is not enough to call women goddesses.
04:29 We need to empower women.
04:33 I urge the Treasury Bank to come to Bangla.
04:37 We have sisters. Learn from them.
04:39 You will be able to help the country, the people and the women.
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