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Bhagwat says Gen Z grievances are genuine
The Hindu··7 Aug
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat told a Mumbai IIMUN youth conference that Gen Z grievances are genuine and that young protesters are not anti-national. He said protest is a democratic way of dialogue and consensus-building rather than a mark of disloyalty. He also described Gen Z and Gen Alpha as more honest, with a strong impulse of patriotism and service.
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What It Means For You
- Students who protested exam failures can hear the RSS chief call their grievances genuine, not anti-national.
- Young voters can note his backing for long-pending 6 percent Budget spending on education.
- Social media users can track his warning to verify content as deepfakes and fabricated media spread.
What's Happening
- RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat told an IIMUN youth conference in Mumbai that Gen Z grievances are genuine.
- He said protest is a democratic way of dialogue and consensus, not proof that youth are anti-national.
- He described Gen Z and Gen Alpha as more honest and patriotic than the existing generation.
Why Sangh Outreach Followed The Education Protests
- Nationwide student agitations last month preceded the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- Bhagwat said he lacked verified details on lathi-charge and pellet allegations and placed trust in Gen Z.
- The Mumbai session marked IIMUN's 15th anniversary before an audience of roughly 2,000 young delegates.
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