Mumbai, April 23 -- Shiv Sena leader and MLC Dr. Neelam Gorhe on Thursday launched a sharp attack on NCP MP Supriya Sule and Congress MP Praniti Shinde over their stance on the Women's Reservation Bill, accusing them of opposing a measure that would benefit ordinary women while enjoying the advantages of political legacy.
Speaking at a press conference in Mumbai, Gorhe said that while Sule and Shinde claim to support women's reservation, their actions suggest otherwise. She alleged that both leaders, having inherited political positions through family legacy, are resisting a policy that would empower grassroots level women leaders.
Criticising Congress leaders opposing the Nari Shakti Vandan Act, Gorhe also targeted former Prime Minister ...