When it comes to women, there is no wine shop in that village.
- Women's issues on the rise, Jai Bharat Movement
- Importance to women in the Jai Bharat Manifesto
Jai Bharat National Party President Sri V,V JD Lakshmi Narayana, Women's Unity Forum request. in Party office Vijayawada: In the manifesto of the Jai Bharat National Party, president V.V. Lakshmi Narayana emphasized the importance of women's empowerment, economic self-reliance, and security. On Wednesday, at the central office of the in Vijayawada, Lakshmi Narayana met with representatives of women's organizations to discuss women's issues. J.D. Lakshmi Narayana, the state coordinator of the Jana Sena Party, Sunkara Padmashree, the working president of the Andhra Pradesh Congress Party, P. Durga Bhavani, the state coordinator of the SFI, and P. Padma Taditari, the state leader of the P.W. Party, submitted their memoranda to J.D. Lakshminarayana. All political parties should include issues such as women's protection, violence, women's rights, and improving the situation of women in their agendas. They should also fight for issues such as alcohol and drug prevention, control of prices, education, health, the elderly, and the welfare of rural women. J.D. Lakshmi Narayana, who emphasized this, explained to women representatives that his Jai Bharat National Party manifesto gives great importance to women's welfare. He said that the ban on alcohol is only for the benefit of women and that alcohol is banned only in their villages. Every newborn girl child is an asset, plant a tree of red sandalwood and provide them with an 18-acre income-generating path, as mentioned in their manifesto. The Divakar Sangh Corporation explained that they are creating special rights for women workers. Lakshmi Narayana, Hamee has given full support to the Jai Bharat National Party Women's Union. In this program, B.V. Arun, Chief Executive Officer of the Jai Bharat Legal Wing, B. Satya Vasundhara, Executive Director M. Arun, and Rajahmundry Executive Director Vijayalakshmi and others participated.
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