Amit Shah: “If the Samajwadi Party works, they will caste the houses too…”, Amit Shah’s scathing reply to Akhilesh Yadav

• Amit Shah’s reply to Akhilesh Yadav
• Important discussion in Parliament on Women’s Reservation Amendment Bill
• Response to the debate on the Women’s Reservation Bill

Amit Shah News Marathi: The Women’s Reservation Amendment Bill is being discussed in Parliament today (April 16). According to information received, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi This bill will be discussed in the Lok Sabha today at 3 pm. Home Minister Amit Shah will respond to the discussion on the Women’s Reservation Bill. The Lok Sabha will discuss the issue on April 16 and 17, after which the vote will be taken. A total of 18 hours have been allotted for discussion on the Women’s Reservation Bill in the Lok Sabha.

Meanwhile, three bills have been introduced in the Lok Sabha to reform the women’s reservation system. If these bills are passed, reservation for women will come into effect from the 2029 Lok Sabha elections. Under this, 33 percent seats will be reserved for women. Meanwhile, a heated debate is going on in the Parliament. Samajwadi Party MP Akhilesh Yadav demanded separate provisions for OBC women and Muslim women. He raised the question why there is no provision for reservation. Home Minister Amit Shah in a direct reply to his statement said that there is no provision for reservation on the basis of religion in the constitution.

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He clearly stated that the government will not accept any proposal of reservation for Muslims, as it is against the constitution itself. Akhilesh Yadav replied, “How is my statement unconstitutional? Shouldn’t Muslim women be considered women?” Amit Shah said, “We have no objection. If the Samajwadi Party wants, they can give all the tickets to Muslim women.” Akhilesh Yadav also questioned the haste. “Let the 2026 census take place and let the caste information be available, then a decision will be taken,” he said.

Akhilesh Yadav said that there is no caste in the new census. At this time Amit Shah stood up and said, “If the Samajwadi Party can do it, they should also determine the caste of the houses.” The home minister said, “Houses are being counted now. How can there be a caste factor in it?” But if it is Samajwadi Party’s way, they should also determine the caste of the houses. “When the population is counted, there will be a caste ratio,” he said.

Akhilesh said, “This bill is being passed in haste to cheat OBCs.” Meanwhile, Akhilesh Yadav said, “This bill is being passed in haste, so that when the caste statistics are available in the new census, people will demand reservation. This bill is being passed in haste only to avoid that reservation.” He asked, “What is the population of OBCs and Dalits?” When the figures are released, people will demand reservation accordingly. Meanwhile, another senior SP MP, Dharmendra Yadav, also questioned why there is silence on the issue of OBC and Muslim women.

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