Tupaki Analysis: Lesson Learned, Don’t mess With Indian GEN Z

The coin term Gen Z has been used sparingly across the globe, whenever the youth of the country take it to the streets to protest against the policies taken by their governments. India got to observe the same in the form of the students protest that happened in Delhi.

This protest came out with the single agenda of delivering justice to the people who were severely affected by the recent NEET question paper leakage.

At first, the government was dismissive of this protest, and they did not let the education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and leave his position, despite all the protest that was happening.

However, the students movement started to gain significance on social media and it had reached a point where the government filled the repercussions so strongly that they immediately took action.

Subsequently, Dharmendra Pradhan had to resign from the position of the education minister, and he is likely to be deputed to a different department now. There could be more ministers on this line if they do not deal with the democratic spirit of India and take matters into their own hands.

Nithin Gadkari could also be possibly on the line as he had been speaking very actively about the ethanol blending in petrol, which has invited a lot of public backlash as well.

So the power of the Indian youth has been brilliantly displayed by the Delhi protest now, and this could be considered a learning go to the Modi government which has been empowered for the last three terms.

We could be witnessing more such protests in the future if the matters are taken into their own hands by the concerned cabinet ministers, and this is not going to be a good outcome for the government.