Tiwari said the Women Reservation Bill is being used to influence voters rather than genuinely empower women. According to him, the government linked the proposal with delimitation and other political calculations. He alleged that this approach could benefit the ruling party in future elections.

The bill aims to reserve 33% of seats in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies for women. However, its implementation has become a major political debate between the government and opposition parties.

Tiwari argued that the government should focus on immediate steps to increase women’s participation in politics instead of delaying implementation through additional conditions. He also questioned the government’s intentions behind bringing the bill in its current form.

The debate over the Women Reservation Bill continues to spark strong reactions from leaders across different political parties.

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In a long social media post, Tiwari recalled that Tejashwi married on the same day his granddaughter did. He also shared memories of congratulating him despite being distant from the Lalu family. Tiwari said Tejashwi should meet people across Bihar, not as a boss but as a worker.

He added that a defeated leader’s role is bigger than the winner’s, as he must keep supporters motivated. Tiwari criticised Tejashwi for disappearing after the election instead of standing with party workers. He also warned him about relying too much on close aides who “blindfolded” him.

Tiwari advised Tejashwi to return to the field immediately and reconnect with people, saying time never waits.

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