Gen Z Opens Political Gap: BJP Sees Opportunity, Opposition Warns of Wider Divide

India’s Gen Z, comprising voters aged 18 to 25, has begun to exert significant influence on the political landscape. Recent surveys indicate that this demographic is more digitally engaged and socially conscious than previous generations. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is actively tailoring its outreach to appeal to these young voters, emphasizing technology, employment, and national security. Critics argue that if the opposition fails to address Gen Z’s concerns, the political divide could deepen, potentially reshaping future electoral outcomes.