Gen Z is the first constituency defined by mindset, not identity, says political strategist Naresh Arora

Political strategist Naresh Arora argues that Gen Z in India represents a new political constituency defined by shared mindsets and issue-based loyalty rather than traditional identity markers like caste or religion. He suggests that this generation views institutional failures as moral crises and expects digital-age responsiveness from political organizations.
The generation that came out in large numbers during the recent protests at Jantar Mantar can be viewed as India’s first political constituency defined by a common mindset rather than caste, religion or ideology, political strategist Naresh Arora said on Sunday (August 2, 2026).
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