Should a third of all seats in parliament be reserved for women?

Yes. Any candidate for the parliament that passes the eligibility criteria can gain a seat in the parliament regardless of how much or how little experience one may have. Parties should be mandated instead to field a diverse group of candidates during all their campaigns, so that eligible candidates from diverse backgrounds can also enter the parliament easily and represent the under-represented segments of society.

Provide fifty percent reservations for women and within that provide proportional reservations for SC/ST/OBC and Transgender women

Yes, but if there is no qualified woman to take the seat, others should be allowed a chance

The number of seats reserved for female candidates should be set to 20%

No, but encourage women participation

Yes only if they are experienced and have merit

Instead Make parties field 50% Women Candidates

Any party fielding candidates above a certain limit should be made compulsory to field almost 15-20% women instead of reserving seats in parliament.

No, as long as the person deserves the seat, gender should not matter

Yes, women should be given reservation for some 20-25 years to make them politically motivated and strong. Once the stage is set the reservation can be stopped.

No, but political parties could give reservation while giving tickets

Reservation in parliament must be divided to all genders, not just two.

yes , also reserve for the LGBTQ communityand to introduce minimum educational qualification across all genders

No.Encourage Political Participation of Women instead

Let the women be empowered and as they empower gradually remove the reservation by reduction

Yes.But it should be caste based and also the percentage should be increased to 45%

Women can have reservations in their respective categories rather than general reservation in seats.

No, but work towards gender equality.