‘70 Crore Auraton Ko...’: Rupali Ganguly Voices Anger Over Non-Passage Of Women’s Reservation Bill

TV actress Rupali Ganguly, best known for her role in Television's most popular serial, Anupamaa, has strongly reacted to the non-passage of the Women’s Reservation Bill in Parliament. The actress expressed her disappointment and anger, calling it a missed opportunity for women’s rights. Her powerful words have sparked conversations online, as she questioned the mindset behind denying representation to millions of women in the country.

Rupali Ganguly Reacts To Women’s Reservation Bill Delay

Rupali Ganguly openly criticised the decision, saying the bill was not just a proposal but a right for women. She shared a video on Instagram and expressed that in a country where women are worshipped as goddesses, denying them equal political representation is unfair. Her reaction reflected the frustration of many who have been waiting for this bill for approx 30 years. 

 

 

 

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‘It Was Our Right’: Rupali Ganguly On Women's Reservation Bill 

Referring to her popular show Anupamaa, Rupali highlighted how women are often told to limit themselves to household roles. The actress wrote in the caption, “Anupama ne apni zindagi mein bahut baar suna: Tum sirf ghar sambhalo. Aur kal Parliament mein bhi, 70 crore auraton ko yahi sunaya gaya. Hum bhoolte nahi. Hum maafi nahi dete jaldi. Aur hum vote karna bhi jaante hain.” 

Her statement hinted at the power of women voters and their ability to influence future political outcomes.

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Debate Around Women’s Representation

The delay in passing the Women’s Reservation Bill has once again raised questions about gender equality in politics. Many believe that better representation of women in Parliament is necessary for balanced decision-making and progress.