Patna: Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) will organise its ‘Youth BOLE TO’ programme at the Veterinary College Ground in Patna on September 24, bringing Bihar’s young people, including Gen Z, into a direct interaction with party president and Union minister Chirag Paswan.
According to the party, participants will be able to raise questions and share their views on issues including education, employment, skill development, entrepreneurship, technology and challenges associated with the digital age.
Education, Jobs and Technology to Be Key Discussion Areas
LJP (Ram Vilas) state president Surendra Vivek said the programme is intended to provide young people with a platform to openly put forward their concerns, suggestions and expectations.
Discussions are expected to cover changing employment opportunities, startups, skill development and the impact of new technologies, along with education and career-related concerns.
The party’s youth wing has been assigned responsibility for organising and coordinating the programme.
Rahul Gandhi Also Held Student Interaction in Madhya Pradesh
The Patna programme comes amid a series of political outreach initiatives involving interactions with young people and students.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi interacted with students in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, on September 19 during the ‘Students Ki Goonj’ programme. According to the source, education, employment and competitive examinations were among the issues discussed.
The Indore event was described as the fifth edition of the initiative, following programmes held in Kota, Dehradun, Prayagraj and Pune.
Youth Issues Remain a Focus of Public Discussions in Bihar
Education, employment, competitive examinations, skill development and career opportunities remain important issues in discussions involving Bihar’s young population.
Against this backdrop, the September 24 ‘Youth BOLE TO’ programme is expected to provide participants an opportunity to directly put questions and suggestions before Chirag Paswan.
Rahul Gandhi Earlier Met Injured Students in Siwan
Earlier in September, Rahul Gandhi also met students and young protesters who were injured during a demonstration in Siwan, Bihar.
According to the source, he heard their accounts regarding the incident and the police action during the protest.
The upcoming Patna event will provide another platform for direct interaction between a political leader and young people, with the organisers focusing on issues related to education, employment, technology and career opportunities.
