Rahul Gandhi: Want 50 percent ladies CMs in Congress ruled states

Kota, Oct 25 Pushing for the participation of more ladies across over different levels in the Congress, Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said he might want a large portion of his party's chief ministers in the nation to be ladies in the following five to seven years.

The BJP and the RSS think women should not leave their houses while the Congress promotes ladies, the Congress president said at the state level tradition of Mahila Congress here.

"This is the difference between BJP and Congress. BJP and RSS say that ladies ought not be dynamic and ought not leave the houses. You won't locate a solitary lady in RSS gatherings. They (BJP) have an association of ladies yet that association does not take choices and the choice is taken there by the men, Gandhi said.

He said that chief minister in the BJP ruled Rajasthan is a lady yet her thoughts are not for ladies.

Gandhi said his point is to give women a suitable representation in the party's organization .

"I have taken the decision that I will promote the participation of women in the organisation and at the level of zila parishad, pradhan and after that at the level of MLA and MP. After that I need that in next 5 to 7 years, half of our main priests in the nation should to be ladies, he said.

As the Congress chief, Gandhi stated, his job might be that of a "judge" in the gathering however he would be the "legal lawyer" of ladies with the end goal to elevate them and to improvement their quality in the association.

He said that winnability ought to be sure be a criteria in choosing for a competitor in race however ladies also can win.

"I need that when I read out the rundown of pioneers at such projects, somewhere around 30-40 percent ought to be of ladies in each state, he stated, while telling the individuals from the mahila Congress that he was not giving any blessing but rather was giving them their right.

Lady Congress national president Sushmita Dev, state head of gathering's ladies wing Rehana Riyaj, PCC president Sachin Pilot, previous boss clergyman Ashok Gehlot, and different leaders of the party were present on the event.

Manvendra Singh, the senior ex BJP leader and a prominent Rajput look in the state who as of late joined Congress in Jaisalmer was also present on the stage.