The All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA) is set to spearhead a significant women’s march to Mantralaya in Mumbai on November 3. The protest aims to demand the release of pending payments under the Mukhyamantri Ladki Bahin scheme and to address various civic concerns, including food security, water supply, and healthcare.
The demonstration will kick off at 11 AM from Azad Maidan, located near the Mumbai Marathi Patrakar Sangh. This march is expected to attract numerous participants, including senior AIDWA leaders such as Brinda Karat, a former MP and patron of the organization, along with national president P K Sreemathi and vice-president Mariam Dhawale.
- Protest against delayed payments — AIDWA is urging the state government to release all pending dues under the Ladki Bahin scheme.
- Focus on essential services — The march will highlight critical issues such as food security and healthcare access for women.
- Strong leadership presence — Senior leaders from AIDWA will join to amplify the voices of the participating women.
This rally reflects the growing concerns among women regarding civic issues that impact their daily lives. AIDWA aims to mobilize support and raise awareness about these pressing matters. The organization has been vocal about the need for government accountability and timely action to resolve these issues.
As the march approaches, AIDWA is encouraging women from various backgrounds to join and make their voices heard. The outcome of this demonstration may influence future policy decisions and highlight the ongoing struggles faced by women in Maharashtra.
