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PM Modi targets vote bank politics, says past govts delayed Waqf law reforms

PM Narendra Modi criticized previous governments for delaying reforms due to vote bank pressure and highlighted bold decisions like changes in the Waqf law, triple talaq ban, and women’s reservation.

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Published: 06 May 2025, 05:38 PM
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PM Modi targets vote bank politics, says past govts delayed Waqf law reforms

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that earlier for decades, the opposite current kept flowing in our country. The country suffered a lot due to this. There was also a time when before taking any big decision, it was thought what the world would think about it. Will the vote bank not get scattered? Due to these selfishness, big decisions and big changes were not happening.


PM Modi further said that our government took many big decisions. Our government took decisions on issues like Waqf law, triple talaq and women reservation. We took a big decision in the interest of Muslim women and made a law against triple talaq. We amended the Waqf Act for the benefit of poor Muslims and Pasmanda Muslims.


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