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Tripura Assembly backs Women’s Reservation Bill push as CPI M Congress oppose bid
Politics
Published on 1 May 2026

Opposition challenges motives even as one third seats planned
The Tripura Assembly passed a motion urging the Centre to reintroduce the Women’s Reservation Bill. While the ruling BJP and allies backed the move, CPI(M) and Congress opposed it. The proposal seeks to reserve one-third of seats for women in Parliament and state assemblies, with lawmakers sharply divided over how it should be implemented and the politics behind it.
- Tripura Assembly passed a motion to reintroduce the Women’s Reservation Bill
- BJP and allies supported; CPI(M) and Congress opposed
- Bill would reserve one third seats for women in Parliament and state assemblies
- Debate centered on implementation and political motivations
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