Denied ticket, Karnataka Congress general secy asks why party ignoring 50 pc of population

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Karnataka Congress general secretary Kavitha Reddy (Photo/Facebook)

BENGALURU: Karnataka Congress general secretary Kavitha Reddy has lashed out at her party for not promoting women empowerment while picking candidates for the June 3 Legislative Council elections.

Kavitha said that social justice is irrelevant and incomplete without gender justice in political representation. In a Facebook post, she wrote, “All men who get MLA/MP ticket will not win, so winnability question is ONLY for women? Men with all resources also have lost elections, but the question on resources is ONLY for women? Social justice is irrelevant/incomplete without Gender justice!”

“Why is Indian National Congress ignoring 50 per cent of the population? Is there no representation for women in our Assembly, Council, or Parliament at all? Is it no entry for women?” the post read.

The state Legislative Council elections will be held on June 3. The election is necessitated as the term of office of seven members expires on June 14. (ANI)

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