 Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 10: It is essential that young people are engaged in formal political processes and have a say in formulating today's and tomorrow's politics for this being crucial to create a stable and peaceful society.
This was stated by senior BJP leader and former deputy chief minister Kavinder Gupta while speaking at National Youth Parliament, organized under the programme Goa@60 celebrating Democracy in the 60th year of Goa's Liberation and 75th Year of India's Independence by the State Legislative Assembly Goa. The event was hosted by the Government of Goa.
"Due preference given to young blood in today's political arena will have long lasting good effects in developing policies that respond to the specific needs of younger generations. It is necessary that for young people to be adequately represented in political institutions, processes, and decision-making, and in particular in elections because through this they can acquire the knowledge and capacity to participate in a meaningful way at all levels in nation building", Kavinder said, adding that the quantum of energy which the youth has and the Active role of youth is essential in politics for
developing stable & peaceful society: Kavinder
The former Deputy Chief Minister said that whatever the country is accomplishing right now is ultimately meant for today's youth and therefore the core principle for meaningful and effective youth political participation needs to be - 'nothing about them without their conviction and consent'. He said it is imperative that youth should steer the politics towards new heights as the energy level which they possess is enormous and if given the chance they can do wonders by their meaningful attributes and maverick ideas.
Kavinder said that already youth has proven at many times that their youthfulness can be a game changer therefore making them facilitators of different political spectrums can without an iota of doubt help the country to surmount many of the existing problems and also can stop many new to emanate in the coming future. | 