<p>At the Southern Rising Summit hosted by ABP News, prominent women leaders from major political parties—BJP, Congress, TDP, and DMK—shared a common stage, discussing key issues facing women and their role in politics. The event was a rare moment of unity across political lines, as leaders exchanged perspectives on the unique challenges they face and the importance of women’s voices in shaping India’s political landscape.</p>
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<p>A lively debate unfolded on topics of border security, federalism, and women’s leadership. Congress spokesperson Dr. Shama Mohamed questioned Home Minister Amit Shah’s handling of border issues and illegal influx, while BJP’s Kompella Madhavi Latha defended Shah’s wide-ranging responsibilities. Joining them were TDP National Spokesperson Jyothsna Tirunagari and DMK MP Dr. Kanimozhi Somu, who discussed regional empowerment and the importance of federalism. The panel highlighted diverse perspectives on the role of women in political leadership and the need for regional voices in national policy. Together, they underscored the critical intersection of regionalism and federal authority.</p>
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