At a student event in Uttar Pradesh, Rahul Gandhi urges youth to oppose what he calls a flawed system tied to BJP, RSS and corporate influence.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on August 8 urged young people to take on what he described as a system that burdens families with education costs but fails to deliver jobs. Speaking at a student-focused event in Uttar Pradesh, he criticised alleged links between political power, institutions and corporate interests.

Using the slogan “Khatam. Tata. Bye-bye,” Gandhi called for change through democratic and peaceful means, emphasising compassion and unity. The remark quickly gained traction online, with supporters amplifying it across social media platforms.

The messaging signals a sharper outreach to students ahead of upcoming elections. For many young voters, concerns like employment and exam integrity remain central, and political narratives addressing these issues are likely to shape future engagement.