Bengaluru: Condemning the alleged anti-woman stance of the Congress and the INDI Alliance, the BJP Mahila Morcha has called for a massive statewide agitation. State President of the Mahila Morcha, Ms. C. Manjula, announced that a "Fury March" (Akrosha Yatre) and public meetings will be held across all district centers on April 25. Speaking at a press conference held at the BJP State Headquarters, 'Jagannatha Bhavana' in Bengaluru, she released the blueprint for the upcoming protests.

Stages of the Agitation:

April 25: Fury Marches and public meetings across all district headquarters in the state.

From April 27: A series of protests across all 224 Assembly constituencies and the 300 organizational units (Mandals) of the BJP.

Mega Rallies: The party is also considering organizing massive rallies in Bengaluru and Hubballi as part of the movement.

Press Conferences by Key Leaders:

To expose the Congress's anti-woman policies to the public, prominent BJP leaders are holding press conferences at various divisional centers:

Shivamogga & Mangaluru: MPs B.Y. Raghavendra and Brijesh Chowta have already conducted briefings.

Belagavi: Former CM Jagadish Shettar (scheduled for tomorrow/the day after).

Haveri: Former CM Basavaraj Bommai.

Mysuru: Union Minister V. Somanna (scheduled for April 23).

"No Opportunities for Ordinary Women"

"For the Congress party, it seems only Indira Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, and Priyanka Gandhi qualify as women. This party has snatched away the rights and opportunities that should belong to ordinary women," Ms. C. Manjula said, expressing her outrage.

"The women of India are not just flowers; we are the flames that rise against injustice. We will demonstrate this through our struggle."

— Ms. C. Manjula, State President, Mahila Morcha.

Criticizing the Congress for what she described as a history of anti-woman attitudes, she stated that the agitation would be taken to the grassroots level in the coming days.