#Live: @dmkwomenswing - #WomensRightsConference #மகளிர்_உரிமை_மாநாடு https://t.co/twHgtUV5Lf
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin broadcast live proceedings of the Women's Rights Conference, where national leaders demanded immediate thirty-three percent female legislative reservation.
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#Live: @dmkwomenswing - #WomensRightsConference #மகளிர்_உரிமை_மாநாடு
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Chief Minister and DMK President M.K. Stalin broadcast the live proceedings of the mammoth Women's Rights Conference organized by the DMK Women's Wing in Chennai. Watched by millions of viewers across digital and satellite channels worldwide, the live transmission showcased influential national women leaders uniting on a single platform to voice an uncompromising demand for the immediate, unconditional enforcement of 33 percent reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies.
In his live remarks, Stalin highlighted that the Dravidian movement has always led the nation in progressive social legislation, from equal inheritance rights to reservations in local municipal bodies. He critiqued the Union government for passing the women's reservation bill with restrictive caveats that postpone actual implementation for years. The Chief Minister declared that justice delayed is justice denied, emphasizing that women cannot be asked to wait indefinitely for political representation.
The broadcast captured spirited speeches by senior leaders detailing the urgent necessity of dismantling patriarchal dominance in politics and policy-making. Stalin affirmed that the conference signaled the beginning of a decisive nationwide movement to guarantee equal legislative power for Indian women.