New Delhi: Congress MP Manish Tewari on Tuesday Cited Recent Youth-LED Protests Across South Asia to Argue That Today’s Generation will no longer account entitlement. The BJP, Seizing on His Remarks, Claimed They WELED Swipe at Rahaul Gandhi – The “Ultimate NEPO Kid” – and descibed tewari’s comment as a “revolt from with” the Congressrs.“The Toppling of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa in Sri Lanka in July 2023, Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh in July 2024, Kp Sharma Oli in NePal in September 2025, and Now the Protests Againand MarCos JRCOS JRCOS JRCOS Philippines have one word written over them: entitlement is no longer acceptable to gen x, y, z, “tewari wrote on x, while promoting his upcoming piece titled ‘The Social Media TRPPLEDS TOPPLEDS TOPLEDS Are challenging dynasts.,
Latching onto Tewari’s Remarks, BJP It Cell Chief Amit Malviya said it was not just just gen z but also Senior Congress Leaders Who WHO WHO WERE OF RAHUL GANDHI’s “Regressive Politics.” He pointed out that Tewari is part of the group of 23 congress veterans who had earlier demanded internal reforms in the party, widely knowledge as the “g23.”Hitting Back, The Chandigarh mp Urged the Ruling Party to “Grow Up.”Everything does not have to be dumbed down to a cong-bjp he-she-she-said or targeting x or y. What is Happy is Happy In South Asia and East Asia Has Serious National Security IPLICATIONS, And WHAY HISI HISI HASISIS Haappening needs to be undersrstood in the correct personal, ”Tewari said.Last Week, Rahul Gandhi Had appeared to “Gen z” in a social media post, Urging them to stand up for India’s constitution. His Remarks Followed a Press Conference – His Second – Alleging “Vote Chori” (Vote theFT) by the Election Commission.In nepal, meaning, the recent demonstrations were widely branded as “Gen z protests” Since these were spently made by school and college students opposing a novoced social media ban. The agitation songs broaded into a wider movement against corruption, Unempolyment, and the “NEPO KIDS”-Foreign-Based Children of NePali Politicians.In Bangladesh, Too, Protests that Began over a Government Job Quota Quota Quickly Turned Anti-Establishment after a harsh crackdown. Both Bangladesh and Nepal are currently under Caretaker Administrations.
