Youth put forward 'views on current politics' in discussion on Mathura

27-02-2024. Mathura. The youth of Mathura participated in the discussion program on Mathura organized in Dampier Nagar in Mathura and discussed about the development of Mathura while speaking from the heart of the youth of Mathura. Hitendra Singh, a social worker and returnee to India from America, convenor of the program, said that today's youth, especially those who have received higher education and whom we can call an educated youth, have no interest in politics.

Resentment towards politics and politicians is often seen among educated youth. Supreme Court advocate Sarthak Chaturvedi, the chief guest present in the program, said that youth should get leadership in the politics of India and Mathura, when we trust the youth in officials, then national parties should also trust the youth for leadership.

About 70 percent of India's population is youth but if we talk about leadership, the percentage is very less. Prime Minister Narendra Modi constantly says that the youth should get a chance, but due to family issues and not leaving their chair, the politicians in the country, from councilor to the Prime Minister, want that they should never have to retire and even if they have to, then their place will be taken by someone like them. Some member of the family should get that chair.

In such a situation, national parties are betraying crores of youth workers. Major Lavendra Choudhary, who retired from the army, while addressing the youth, said that the youth of India are just a part of the crowd in politics, they are used only to incite the crowd and the national parties are hesitant in making the educated youth their contenders. Bharat Gautam, Mohit Sharma, Sanjeev Sharma, Suraj, Dipankar Bhatia, Varun Arora, Anurag Bansal, Gaurav, Lakshya Arora, CA Yogesh Aggarwal, Devendra Gupta, Dinesh Kumar Singh Advocate etc. were present on this occasion.