Congress lost the millennials. Can it win over Gen Z?
Rahul Gandhi is focusing on forging a bond with the youth ahead of the 2029 elections, recognizing that Gen Z will be a key voting bloc. The Congress party aims to attract this vital demographic, especially amidst ongoing student protests. With their electoral preferences still undecided, it’s a prime chance for the opposition to rally support and ensure they resonate with the younger generation.
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