Quota bill pro-democracy, non-discriminatory for women: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on the first day of Parliament’s special session. He strongly backed the The Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Amendment) Bill, 2023, also called the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam. Urging a united approach, he asked all parties to work “collectively” to ensure its passage. At the same time, he assured that the women’s quota bill would not discriminate against anyone. According to him, the process would remain fair for all sections.

Meanwhile, the special session began on April 16 and will run till April 18. During this time, several key bills have been introduced. These include the The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First Amendment) Bill, 2026, the The Delimitation Bill, 2026, and the The Union Territories Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026. A decision on these is expected soon.

Unity on quota bill, assurance of fairness

Furthermore, PM Modi said the bill would not disturb the current seat ratio. He stressed that the system in place would continue. He also said the decision-making process would remain balanced. At the same time, he noted that lawmakers now have a chance to give the country a new direction.

In addition, he highlighted that legislation should become more inclusive. He said India is moving ahead with new confidence in the 21st century. He also mentioned that the country’s global standing is improving. Therefore, he asked all parties to rise above politics.

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No political credit, warning to opponents

At the same time, PM Modi said the bill should not be seen as a win for one party. Instead, he called it a collective success for the entire nation. He also said he does not want personal credit. In fact, he offered to acknowledge everyone’s contribution.

However, he warned those opposing the bill. He said women of the country would not forgive such opposition. He added that women have not forgotten past resistance to their rights. Therefore, he urged leaders to support the bill without giving it a political colour.

Finally, PM Modi said this move would strengthen democracy. He added that it would improve the country’s decision-making process. He stressed that this is not a favour to women. Instead, he said it is a right that was denied for years.

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