48% Yes |
52% No |
47% Yes |
39% No |
1% Yes, and increase the amount to 50% |
9% No, a seat in parliament should be earned by experience not by gender |
4% No, and remove all reservations |
See how support for each position on “Women in Parliament” has changed over time for 9.8k India voters.
Loading data...
Loading chart...
See how importance of “Women in Parliament” has changed over time for 9.8k India voters.
Loading data...
Loading chart...
Unique answers from India users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
@9JNZHRH3mos3MO
A politician has to have the right experience, but there should also be laws encouraging and helping women politicians, so that, naturally, half of the seats in parliament will be women.
@9CQ7P9X10mos10MO
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.
@9CPNQZC10mos10MO
Provide fifty percent reservations for women and within that provide proportional reservations for SC/ST/OBC and Transgender women
@962KL2Y1yr1Y
Yes, but if there is no qualified woman to take the seat, others should be allowed a chance
@99CDLZR1yr1Y
The number of seats reserved for female candidates should be set to 20%
@9987HWC1yr1Y
No, but encourage women participation
Explore other topics that are important to India voters.