Higher Education can be termed as one of the significant prerequisites for access to one’s rights, hence, Working women in higher education can be illustrated as an epitome of multifaceted talent and most qualified and super-educated class contributing to the economy of the country. They constitute the real estate assets for the growth of the nation. Working women hence, contribute to the Gross Domestic Product (G.D.P.) of the nation. Hence, they possess the pivotal necessity in demanding access to their rights, as they fulfil the most pivotal duty of educating the youth of the nation, Hence, the milieu of this study is to demonstrate the level of awareness and level of access to their political rights This study also compels to elucidate and depict the major obstacles in exercising their political rights, and enmark whether they oppose any case of human rights violations confronted by them and if not, analyse the possible reasons for the same, also elaborate possible suggestions pertaining to enable them to access their political rights effectively in society