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September 17, Tuesday: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has raised serious concerns about the violation of fundamental rights of women aspirants in Assam, urging the state government to take immediate action. AAP leaders have alleged that several women candidates have faced discriminatory treatment in various sectors, including education and employment, infringing upon their constitutional rights.
According to AAP, the state’s policies and practices have been unfair to many women seeking opportunities in government jobs and academic institutions. The party claims that these women have been denied their rightful opportunities due to systemic biases, and the government has failed to address these issues.
“Aspirations of women in Assam are being crushed due to negligence and biased policies,” an AAP spokesperson stated. The party emphasized that while various government initiatives are in place to promote gender equality, their implementation has been inadequate. AAP is calling for a thorough review of the processes to ensure fairness and equal treatment for women aspirants.
The allegations come at a time when gender equality is a critical issue across India, and AAP’s accusations have intensified debates on how state governments should handle such concerns. Party leaders have demanded reforms and have threatened to take legal action if the violations continue.
Women’s rights groups in Assam have also voiced their support for AAP’s stance, urging the government to act swiftly to protect the interests of women and ensure that their fundamental rights are upheld in all sectors.