'Gen Z is against corruption, why won't they chase you away', Nishikant Dubey hits back at Rahul Gandhi:

News Topical, Digital Desk : Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, said on Thursday (September 18) that the country's Gen Z will stop vote theft and protect the Constitution. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey retorted, saying that Gen Z is against nepotism. They are against corruption, so why wouldn't they drive you away?

What did the BJP MP say in retaliation?

The BJP MP hit back at the Congress leader, saying, "Prepare to leave the country." Nishikant Dubey also wrote in his post, "Gen Z is against nepotism. Why would they tolerate Rahul Gandhi after Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, and Sonia Gandhi?"

It's worth noting that Rahul Gandhi has been attacking the Election Commission and the BJP, accusing them of "vote theft." In this context, he referred to Gen Z and said he would protect the Constitution and prevent vote theft. The Congress MP added that he would always stand with Gen Z.

Gen Z changed the government in Nepal

The term Gen Z has been a topic of discussion across the country and the world for the past few days. In Nepal, Gen Z protests sparked protests that threatened a coup. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli was forced to resign. Violence erupted during the Gen Z protests in Nepal, causing losses worth crores of rupees to India's neighboring state. The protesting youth not only burned down institutions there but also resulted in the deaths of several people.

What is Gen Z?

Gen Z (Generation Z) refers to the new generation. It includes those born between 1997 and 2012. In Nepal, Gen Z launched a movement against the social media ban and government corruption, which completely shook the political landscape.