Keeping up with UP: Why it could backfire if the BJP does not win over Gen Z
One, the majority of Gen Z protestors had no political leanings. They carried no party flags or applauded any leader. Two, no force could dissuade them from joining the protest.
- ▪One, the majority of Gen Z protestors had no political leanings.
- ▪They carried no party flags or applauded any leader.
- ▪Two, no force could dissuade them from joining the protest.
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Keeping up with UP: Why it could backfire if the BJP does not win over Gen ZThe BJP leaders were initially dismissive of both the temple theft issue and the student protest, expecting them to fizzle out sooner or laterUpdated on: Jul 27, 2026, 15:39:35 ISTBy Sunita AronPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link In 2015, Union minister Rajnath Singh said Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government ministers do not resign. He added that it happened in the previous Congress-led government, which was voted out of power a year earlier, implying Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not yield under pressure.Assuaging the hurt sentiments of the youth and their parents remains a challenge.
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