Hyderabad: During a recent interaction with party leaders at a foundation event, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) chief K Chandrasekhar Rao spoke extensively about the women's reservation bill. According to sources, he urged party workers not to overlook women leaders who genuinely wanted to engage in party activities.
KCR's Remarks on Women's Leadership
He reportedly commented that be it a country or a home, if it is entrusted to a woman, it will be successful. Recalling his tenure as a central minister, he mentioned that Sonia Gandhi had suggested he coordinate on the women's bill. He expressed that it would have been beneficial if the women's bill had been implemented but doubted its implementation in the upcoming elections.
Encouragement for Women Leaders
KCR encouraged women leaders to step forward, stating that they should not wait for a path to be given in politics but should create their own. A woman leader from Warangal reportedly brought to his attention that she was not being invited to party programs. In response, KCR emphasized the need for unity among party members.
The BRS chief's remarks come at a time when the women's reservation bill remains a contentious issue in Indian politics. He stressed the importance of empowering women within the party and ensuring their active participation.
