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The government on Tuesday listed the women's reservation bill in the Lok Sabha to provide one-third reservation to women

Kavitha recalled that the BRS government introduced a resolution in the Telangana State Assembly which passed it unanimously urging the Centre to clear the Women's Reservation Bill

Congress' parliamentary party chief Sonia Gandhi said the women's reservation bill "is ours", amid speculation that the bill may be tabled in Parliament

Cutting across political lines, leaders have demanded the introduction of the women's reservation bill, which guarantees a 33 per cent quota in Lok Sabha and state assemblies

BRS MLC K Kavitha welcomed the Congress Working Committee's resolution for passing the Women's Reservation Bill in the Special Session of Parliament

Congress on Sunday reiterated its demand that the Women's Reservation Bill must be passed during the special session of Parliament

It was noted that the activities initiated by the Telangana government had set a positive precedent for the entire country.

In a tweet, Kavitha said she was saddened to find that the urgency for discussing the Women's Reservation Bill was completely ignored in the letter.

K Kavitha appealed to all political parties for the passage of the Women's Reservation Bill during the upcoming special session of the Parliament

MLC K Kavitha was responding to a tweet by BJP Telangana unit on social media with a cartoon mocking the former over the BRS not allocating one-third of the seats for women in the Assembly elections

BRS MLC K Kavitha asserted that this was not a personal agenda but a pressing demand of women across the nation.

BRS MLC K Kavitha launched a poster through her social media handles to further the demand.

Political parties demanded for "quota within quota" for women to ensure 33 per cent reservation and representation from all classes of the society

Women's Reservation Bill will help in raising the representation of women in the Parliament, BRS leader K Kavitha said, adding that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should be questioned.

After the protest at Jantar Mantar demanding for the introduction of the Women's Reservation Bill in the ensuing session of the Parliament, the Bharat Jagruthi will hold a round table conversation in New Delhi on Wednesday.

BRS is gearing up for a showdown with the BJP-led union government as the second phase of the Budget session of the Parliament begins

Even after nine years, there was no word from BJP about introducing Women’s Reservation Bill, Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy said

BRS elected representatives requested PM Modi to ensure implementation of the 33 per cent reservation for women in the Parliamanet as well as the State Assemblies, without any delay

Ending the day-long hunger strike at 4 pm in Delhi's Jantar Mantar, Kavitha said they would approach President Murmu for passage of Women's Reservation Bill in the upcoming parliament sessions

Speaking on the occasion, Sitaram Yechury said the protest was a major step towards realising the Women's Reservation Bill and the CPI (M) would support as well as fight alongside the women's organisation until the Bill was tabled in the Parliament.