Ladakh Violence: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has reacted to the Gen-Z protesters after four people died in a protest demanding full statehood for the Union Territory of Ladakh.

Ladakh Violence: On Wednesday, Gen-Z protesters were protesting demanding full statehood for Ladakh. Four people died during this protest. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that the youth of India are too busy with their work and do not have time to participate in protests. Citing the example of Nepal, he said, "Those who are very attached to Nepal should go to Nepal." Fadnavis also said that the situation in India and Nepal is different and the youth are engaged in work like startups, AI and IT.

“Indian youth are very educated”

Fadnavis said that Indian youth are highly educated and have distinguished themselves worldwide. The thoughts and ideas of India's Gen-Z are completely different from those of Nepal's youth. They don't act like that. Fadnavis also said that Rahul Gandhi has tried many methods, but now they are frustrated and disappointed. They think they will achieve something by appealing to Gen-Z, but I can't say what importance Rahul Gandhi holds in the eyes of our Gen-Z.

Gen-Z also demonstrated in Ladakh

Nepal recently witnessed violent protests. Thousands of Gen-Z members took to the streets in Kathmandu and set several government offices on fire. This violent protest forced KP Sharma Oli to resign as Prime Minister. Peace has now been restored in Nepal, and an interim government has been formed. Following Nepal, Gen-Z members also protested in Ladakh. Four people were killed and several others injured in the Leh protests on Wednesday.

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