Nari Shakti Vandana Bill : New Delhi : During the special session of Parliament, as the Lok Sabha debated the Nari Shakti Vandan Amendment Act and Delimitation Bill 2026, the opposition parties questioned the government’s intentions and also questioned how the notification of the Women’s Reservation Act was issued before the vote. In this regard, the Congress said that applying delimitation before the census is only weakening the Constitution. Speaking on the Women’s Reservation Act, TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee said that the post of Speaker should be reserved for women. At this time he also mentioned Sri Ram’s wife Sita.
You have forgotten Sitaji – Kalyan Banerjee
TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee said, “50 percent reservation should be ensured for women in the Cabinet. A percentage quota should also be fixed for Lok Sabha seats. We worship Goddess Durga, the goddess who was worshiped by Lord Ram. You say Jai Shri Ram, we say Jai Siya Ram. Thus, you have forgotten Sitaji,” said Kalyan Banerjee.
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While participating in the discussion in Lok Sabha on ‘Constitution (131st) Amendment Bill, 2026’, ‘Delimitation Bill, 2026’ and ‘Union Territories Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026’ related to the Women’s Reservation Act, he claimed that women are not respected in the BJP, while on the other hand Trinamool Congress has given 39 percent representation to women in the Lok Sabha and 46 percent representation in the Rajya Sabha, Trinamool MP Kalyan Banerjee expressed.
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Prime Minister Modi changed the game the beginning
MP Kalyan Banerjee said, “The prime minister changes the rules of the game as soon as he realizes that he is going to lose the next election. That is why he has brought this bill. Taking names of women is a conspiracy. The real motive behind this is something else. Challenging the ruling party, he said, “Reserve 50 per cent of the 543 seats for women. We are ready to support but the government does not have the courage to do so.” This was criticized by MP Kalyan Banerjee.
The post of Prime Minister should be reserved for women
Banerjee told the House, “Of the 29 members of the Lok Sabha, 11 are women and six of the 13 members of the Rajya Sabha are from the Trinamool Congress. Change starts at home. The government brought the amendment bill without implementing the original bill and issued a notification implementing the original law on Thursday night only after someone pointed out the flawed process. Fifty percent of cabinet seats should be reserved for women. Also, the post of prime minister should be reserved for women. Also, next time.” Prime Minister Modi will not be in power,” said Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee.
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