'After Gen-Z, now Gen-Alpha has taken charge', said Arvind Kejriwal on Independence Day

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal gave a big political message on the occasion of Independence Day. He said that after 'Gen-Z', now 'Gen-Alpha' has taken the lead and started raising their voice for better facilities in government schools. Kejriwal said that the new generation is now becoming more aware than before about their rights and better education system. He expressed his views regarding the facilities and level of education of children studying in government schools. The former Chief Minister said that it is very important to have better basic facilities, good educational environment and necessary resources available to the students in schools. He said that the new generation is raising its voice on these issues.

After 'Gen-G', now 'Gen-Alpha' took charge

Former Chief Minister of Delhi and National Convenor of Aam Aadmi Party Arvind Kejriwal issued a message on the social media platform 'X' on the occasion of Independence Day and talked about the children of the new generation. He said that this time August 15 is even more special for him, because after 'Gen-G' now 'Gen-Alpha' has taken the lead. Kejriwal said that children in different parts of the country are raising their voice to improve the condition of their schools. They are demanding basic facilities like desks, clean water, toilets and adequate teachers in schools. He said that children raising questions about the facilities of their school shows that the new generation is becoming aware about education and their future. Kejriwal stressed the need to provide necessary basic facilities in schools.

'Children have learned to fight for their rights- Kejriwal'

Arvind Kejriwal said that children have now learned to raise their voice for their rights and this is true freedom. In his message issued on the occasion of Independence Day, he mentioned the demands being raised by children across the country regarding basic facilities. Kejriwal said that children in different parts of the country are protesting for better facilities in their schools. Giving the example of Hamirpur, Dehradun and Barmer of Himachal Pradesh, he said that students there are demanding better roads and adequate number of teachers. He said that children raising their voice for their rights and facilities is a sign of positive change. While wishing Independence Day, Kejriwal said that when children learn to question and fight for their rights, it shows the real spirit of democracy and freedom.