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Modi urges all MPs to back women's reservation amendments as Lok Sabha vote nears

Friday, 17 April 2026, 10:08 · 1 min read

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday appealed directly to members of the Lok Sabha (India's lower house of Parliament) to vote in favour of amendments to the Women's Reservation Act, which would guarantee seats for women in legislative bodies. In a post on X, Modi urged lawmakers to "reflect upon your conscience, remembering the women in your own families," framing the vote as an act of justice for Indian women. The appeal marks a significant push at the national level, going beyond state-level endorsements to put the prime minister's personal weight behind the legislation ahead of a decisive parliamentary vote.

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The HinduPM Modi appeals to all Lok Sabha members to vote in favour amendments to the Women’s Reservation Act ↗︎
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