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This clown thinks speaking loudly is the same as making a logical argument. She equates youth of India is to the likes of Nepal or Bangladesh. What she fails to understand is that Indian youth still largely backs the govt because they see visible development, opportunities and stability. And... if the youth truly had “no options”, one party wouldn’t keep getting elected repeatedly in a democracy as competitive as India’s. Indian youth is far more politically aware and realistic than these internet commentators assume. Social media trends come and go, but India’s youth is not going to be swayed by foreign-backed narrative building. Every generation thinks it has discovered corruption and inequality for the first time. The difference is that India’s youth today can also see infrastructure growth, digital expansion, welfare delivery and rising global stature happening in real time. These people are trying way too hard to incite youngsters of our country at this point. I hope cockroaches are paying her well....show more

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