Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate listed out major differences about ‘Rahul Gandhi vs Narendra Modi’ on ‘Gen Z’

Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate listed out major differences about ‘Rahul Gandhi vs Narendra Modi’ on ‘Gen Z’

In a post on X, Shrinate said that Modi ‘tried desperately to be Gen Z but failed miserably’ whereas Gandhi ‘stands in solidarity with Gen Z’

In a post on X, Shrinate said that Modi ‘tried desperately to be Gen Z but failed miserably’ whereas Gandhi ‘stands in solidarity with Gen Z’

She also claimed that Modi ‘made a complete fool of himself’ by trying to be like Gen Z whereas Gandhi ‘doesn’t mimic their lingo or their gestures’

She also claimed that Modi ‘made a complete fool of himself’ by trying to be like Gen Z whereas Gandhi ‘doesn’t mimic their lingo or their gestures’

“????? ?????? ?? ???????? ???? ???? Modi tried desperately to be Gen Z but failed miserably. He filmed reels, switched from “mitron” to “friends,” even tried using their slang - making a complete fool of himself,” she wrote in a post on X

“????? ?????? ?? ???????? ???? ???? Modi tried desperately to be Gen Z but failed miserably. He filmed reels, switched from “mitron” to “friends,” even tried using their slang - making a complete fool of himself,” she wrote in a post on X

“Even when he attempted the ‘cool’ front-camera look, he still read off the teleprompter.

“Even when he attempted the ‘cool’ front-camera look, he still read off the teleprompter.

“Rahul Gandhi, in stark contrast, stands in solidarity with Gen Z, raises their issues but doesn’t mimic their lingo or their gestures.

“Rahul Gandhi, in stark contrast, stands in solidarity with Gen Z, raises their issues but doesn’t mimic their lingo or their gestures.

“He raises their issues earnestly, treats them as equals and not an audience he needs to perform for. The young can tell them apart,” she added

“He raises their issues earnestly, treats them as equals and not an audience he needs to perform for. The young can tell them apart,” she added

She also claimed that ‘Gen Z doesn’t want leaders who try to “clock” like them - they want to be heard, seen and taken seriously- they want their issues to be acknowledged and their problems resolved.’

She also claimed that ‘Gen Z doesn’t want leaders who try to “clock” like them - they want to be heard, seen and taken seriously- they want their issues to be acknowledged and their problems resolved.’

“They want engagement not entertainment,” she wrote

“They want engagement not entertainment,” she wrote

Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi are the most popular political leaders of India

Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi are the most popular political leaders of India

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