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- Delhi BJP has decided to step up outreach among young voters after internal feedback pointed to the need for more engagement with the youth, especially following the recent Gen Z-led protest at Jantar Mantar.
- The plan involves the state unit, MLAs and ministers, with the BJYM and ABVP playing key roles in colleges and universities, and BJYM asked to prepare a campus programme calendar.
- The first phase began on Sunday with party workers listening to PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat at around 6,450 locations, while state president Harsh Malhotra held a 'Yuva Samvad' interaction with about 50 students on issues like higher education and curriculum changes.
- Malhotra said student movements should not be seen only through electoral politics and alleged opposition parties tried to politicise the recent agitation.
What to watch next
- BJYM's campus programme calendar and the frequency of youth-centric events across Delhi universities
- Whether increased minister and MLA interactions with students lead to any policy responses on issues raised, such as university expansion and curriculum changes
- The party's continued framing of the Jantar Mantar protest and youth response to it ahead of future political contests
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