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Rahul Gandhi's Gen-Z Gamble: Can Youth Protests Revive Congress?

For Rahul Gandhi, what the Youth Congress workers did was just a trailer. (PTI)

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News18•11-03-2026, 13:48

Rahul Gandhi's Gen-Z Gamble: Can Youth Protests Revive Congress?

•Rahul Gandhi plans to revive Congress by leveraging Gen-Z's frustration and potential for protests.
•He is inspired by youth-led movements in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka that brought leadership changes.
•Gandhi aims to dismantle current institutions, viewing them as PM Narendra Modi's, not the country's.
•Met with Dalits, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and farmers, but Gen-Z is his primary focus for change.
•The strategy's success is uncertain given Gen-Z's past electoral support for Congress.

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