BJP is committed to women empowerment

Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Shri Bundi Sanjay Kumar today said that the Central Government is committed to the development and empowerment of women. Greeting on the occasion of Women's Day today, Bundi Sanjay issued a statement saying that women are considered sacred in Hindu society. The mother of this universe is also a woman. He paid tribute to those women who sacrificed everything for the country. He said that the Central Government has deposited Rs. 1 crore in the accounts of their children in the name of those women and has also provided free tap connections.

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The Role of Women in Society and Creation

He further said that the BJP's policy has been to empower women. Women have an important role in society and creation. He also highlighted the invaluable roles played by women as sisters, wives, and companions. "Without a woman, there is no creation," he said. He cited the election of Draupadi Murmu as India's first tribal woman president as evidence of the party's dedication to gender equality. Under Modi's leadership, 4 crore houses have been built and registered in the name of women, while the construction of 3 crore more houses is in progress.

Housing Allotted in the Name of Women

Under Modi's leadership, 4 crore houses have been built and registered in the name of women, while construction of 3 crore more houses is in progress. The government has provided piped water connections to 8 crore households in the name of women and opened 25 crore Jan Dhan bank accounts exclusively for women. Additionally, loans worth Rs 10 lakh crore without any collateral have been given to women entrepreneurs under the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana, leading to financial independence. The Ujjwala Yojana has freed 11 crore women from the burden of traditional cooking fuels, while the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao and Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana are uplifting women across the country.

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In the Case of Women, the Opposition is Limited to Rhetoric

Criticising political parties for making tall promises on Women's Day but not fulfilling them, he pointed to unfulfilled promises of monthly financial assistance, gold, and scooters for women. He accused the current Telangana government of neglecting women's welfare, failing to curb social issues related to alcohol, and ignoring its promise to abolish belt shops. He urged Telangana women, who carry forward the legacy of Rani Rudrammadevi, to recognise the difference between empty rhetoric and real empowerment.