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Politics

Congress links reported Gen Z enrolment pause to Modi

Source: India Today · 25 Sep 2026, 06:04 UTC
Congress links reported Gen Z enrolment pause to Modi
Image: India Today · original report

The Congress has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of fearing young voters after a report flagged a pause in Gen Z voter enrolment. The supplied material consists of the party’s stated line and the report’s headline, without figures, official election data or a response from the Prime Minister’s office.

The Congress has linked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a reported pause in the enrolment of Gen Z voters, India Today reported. The party’s message was expressed in the line “PM fears youth”, according to the supplied source material. It followed a report that flagged a pause in Gen Z voter enrolment.

The available information does not provide figures for the reported change, identify the period covered, or explain how voter enrolment was measured. It also does not specify which agency or document supplied the underlying report. No response from Modi, the Prime Minister’s Office or election authorities is included in the material.

The source does not provide further details about the Congress’s claim or any action proposed by the party.

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