The Protest for Women Reservation Bill included members of BJP, JD(U), LJP (Ram Vilas), HAM and other NDA allies. They carried the national flag and placards while raising slogans against parties like Congress, RJD, SP and TMC. Leaders said that more than one lakh women joined the march to express anger over the bill’s failure in Parliament.

Women participants started arriving in Patna from different districts on Sunday evening. By Monday morning, a large crowd had gathered at Gandhi Maidan before the march began around 11 am.

The rally passed through JP Golambar and reached Kargil Chowk, where a stage was arranged for speeches. Leaders, including Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, addressed the gathering and criticized opposition parties for opposing the proposed law.

Due to the huge turnout, traffic in several parts of the city slowed down. Police changed traffic routes to manage the crowd and ensure security during the march.

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During the NDA Women’s Brigade Protest in Patna, women supporters from different districts of Bihar are expected to march from Gandhi Maidan to Kargil Chowk. The rally aims to raise questions against opposition parties and demand stronger support for women’s political representation.

Senior leaders, including Samrat Choudhary, will address the gathering and show support for the demonstration. Organisers say a large stage has been prepared for the event, and thousands of women may participate in the march.

NDA leaders claim the protest will highlight women’s demand for equal political opportunities. They also plan to pressure opposition parties over the stalled women’s reservation legislation.

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