'It is ours, it is ours...', Sonia Gandhi replied smilingly on the Women Reservation Bill. Video

Women's Reservation Bill. Today is the second day of the special session of Parliament. Today is also a historic day because for the first time proceedings will begin in the country's new Parliament building. Meanwhile, many special bills are also expected to be passed in this special session. There is a lot of discussion about the Women's Reservation Bill.

Meanwhile, when former Congress President Sonia Gandhi reached Parliament House on Tuesday, reporters asked her questions about the Women's Reservation Bill. Responding to this question, he said, "'It is ours, it is ours.'

What will happen if the bill is passed?

There is every possibility that an attempt will be made to give a historic message by giving the green signal to this bill which will first decide the political share of half the population from the new Parliament House. It is said that it was approved in the cabinet meeting held in the presence of Prime Minister Modi on Monday. Through this reservation, women will get 33 percent reservation in Parliament and Assemblies.

A green signal has been received from Rajya Sabha

The Women's Reservation Bill has been pending in Parliament for the last 27 years. Let us tell you that in the year 2010, this bill was passed in Rajya Sabha, but this bill got stuck in Lok Sabha. Since then there has been a demand to approve of this woman. Let us tell you that for the first time in the year 1996, the Women's Reservation Bill was introduced in the Parliament. In the year 1996, there was HD Deve Gowda's government.

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