Mayawati flags political ‘hijacking’ of Gen-Z movement
BSP chief Mayawati alleged that movements centred on the concerns of Gen-Z youth, students and the unemployed were being “hijacked” by political parties, saying the trend had raised doubts among young people
· 9/6/2026, 5:48:58 AM· 2 min read
BSP chief Mayawati alleged that movements centred on the concerns of Gen-Z youth, students and the unemployed were being “hijacked” by political parties, saying the trend had raised doubts among young people
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