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Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) leader Chirag Paswan is set to launch a Gen Z outreach campaign called 'Youth Bole To' later this month, as per party insiders. The campaign aims to counter Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' events that highlight issues affecting the youth. Chirag Paswan's campaign will commence with an event in Patna on September 24, 2026, announced by his party's Bihar unit president, Surendra Vivek.
The event will be held at the Veterinary Ground in Patna, where Chirag Paswan will engage directly with Bihar's new generation, particularly Gen Z, to discuss issues such as education, employment, skill development, entrepreneurship, technology, and the digital age. After Patna, the campaign will move to Uttar Pradesh, with the next event planned for Prayagraj on September 27, followed by other cities in the state.
Party insiders believe that Chirag Paswan is attempting to position himself as a prominent youth leader and is targeting the 2027 Assembly election in Uttar Pradesh, where his party plans to contest all 403 seats. According to Vivek, Chirag Paswan has consistently shown a commitment to the aspirations and dreams of young people, recognizing their pivotal role in shaping India's future.
The campaign aims to provide a platform for the youth to express their views openly, understand their perspectives, and integrate them into policy and development. Vivek emphasized that the youth are not merely the future but a vital force in the present, and it is crucial to listen to their concerns and suggestions.
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