Recent protests and political developments have brought the country’s Gen Z population and its role in electoral politics into focus. But does a generation that occupies a sizable share of the population necessarily constitute a voting bloc, and how much could it matter in an election?
That is the question facing political strategists as India prepares for upcoming elections: how many young Indians will be eligible to vote, how many will actually turn up, and how their votes may be distributed across parties and constituencies.
