Kheda Accuses Central Govt of Delaying Women’s Reservation Bill and Misusing Security Agencies

Kheda turned his focus to national security matters, urging the government to revive the special diplomatic channel created during Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s tenure for India‑China border negotiations. He warned that the current approach reduces the mechanism to mere border management rather than seeking a genuine resolution.

He also highlighted the case of NSA Ajit Doval’s trips to China and the continued reliance on a limited “solution” framework, urging a more proactive stance. Kheda’s remarks underscored a broader pattern he sees: the ruling party’s tendency to hide behind procedural delays, whether in delimitation, census data, or security diplomacy, to avoid accountability.