Wadhwani said, "The minister questioned why the Modi government hasn't passed the Domestic Violence Bill-2005 yet, if it is so concerned about women? And that the Congress will implement the Act if it comes to power. She also said she wants to save women from Modi'." Wadhwani said such comments by the Union Minister has raised questions over the ministry's credibility and her knowledge of the portfolio she holds.

He said the bill has already been enacted by the Centre and doesn't require further action by the state government, adding that many cases have even been filed across Gujarat under this law. He said even social worker Ila Pathak had confirmed of five cases being registered before November 4, 2006. The first case was registered in Ahmedabad in Sabarmati area, and in Vadodara, the court passed the necessary judgment in one Jagruti Jadhav's case.

Wadhwani, who runs a chemical business in Gandhidham and Vadodara, said, "Even the Congress has got it wrong, as page-2 of their election manifesto reads - 'Domestic Violence Act-2005 is not being implemented. If the Congress was so concerned then why it is sitting idle and doing nothing regarding more than 1.25 lakh pregnancy related deaths this year.”