Mayawati alleges CJP Gen-Z movement has been hijacked by political parties
BSP chief Mayawati alleged the CJP Gen-Z movement has been hijacked by political parties, while backing peaceful efforts to resolve youth and student issues.
BSP President Mayawati cautioned on September 6, 2026, that political parties are encroaching upon youth-focused movements, expressing worry that this trend is causing young people and students to doubt the independence of these initiatives. She cited numerous examples in the country where the Gen-Z movement, which addressed pressing issues of youth, students, and the unemployed, had become increasingly political.
Mayawati emphasized that the concerns of Gen-Z and Gen-Alpha remain a priority for the BSP, and she directed all BSP state units to meet relevant authorities to resolve the problems faced by young people peacefully. Despite this, she advised BSP workers not to engage in protests or demonstrations, instead conserving their physical, mental, and financial resources for elections.
Mayawati also criticized the police for the alleged assault on Sanjay Azad during the Gen-Z movement at Jantar Mantar, demanding justice and legal action against those responsible.
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