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23 Mar 2010 By videv 1 Comment

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  1. hemen parekh says

    March 30, 2014 at 10:46 am

    Nothing But Despair ?

    Do forthcoming Lok Sabha elections hold anything but despair for the women of India ?

    Unfortunate , but I don’t think so

    Optimists may want to look at the following statistics :

    Lok Sabha of / No of Women Contestants / Winners / Percentage

    > 1957 / 45 / 27 / 60 %
    > 1967 / 67 / 30 / 45 %
    > 1980 / 142 / 28 / 20 %
    > 1998 / 274 / 43 / 16 %
    > 1999 / 296 / 52 / 17 %
    > 2004 / 355 / 45 / 13 %
    > 2009 / 556 / 59 / 10 %
    > 2014 ? 600 ? 60 ? 10 % ?

    My reasons for despair :

    > Even though marginally more number of women may contest in 2014 ,
    the percentage of women winners may either remain same or decline

    > Apparently – and sadly – women voters ( nearly 400+ million ) will
    continue to vote for male candidates

    > With a male-dominated Lok Sabha , Women’s Reservation Bill , which is
    pending for the past 40 years , will continue to remain pending for next
    40 years

    > With 11 % women in Lok Sabha , India ranks 111th out of 185 countries
    when it comes to women representation in parliaments of these countries

    > Criminalization of politics will continue as before , despite the fact that ,in
    the current Lok Sabha , only 6 women MPs have ” Criminal Cases ”
    pending against them , as against 161 male MPs who have such a
    reputation !

    Is there any hope ?

    Yes ,

    > If all women members of 7 National level and 34 Regional level political
    parties resign en-masse from their current parties and come together to
    form WAR ( Women And Rights ) party

    > Accept only women as members of this WAR party

    > Put up women candidates for all 543 Lok Sabha seats ( too late for 2014 )

    > Persuade women voters not to vote for any male candidate

    WOMEN OF INDIA ,

    If you think , by some magic , male-dominated Lok Sabha will hand-over to
    you EQUALITY on a platter , then forget it

    You are fooling no one but yourself !

    Don’t expect the males to gift you , your RIGHTS

    You will need to forcefully snatch away what is rightfully , yours !

    Empower Yourself !

    Stop self – pity and ask yourself ,

    ” How come a developing African country like RWANDA , has 60 % members of its parliament , women ? ”

    * hemen parekh ( 30 March 2014 / Mumbai )

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