Two former Army Chiefs come out in support of Gen-Z

Two former Army Chiefs show mirror to Modi-Shah on Gen- Z | Neelu Vyas


Two former army chiefs have come out in support of Gen -Z saying that they need to be understood and not neccessarily they are wrong . General Mukund Naravne said “Every generation is different…The new generation has its own way of looking at various things, which may not always be in line with your thinking. That doesn’t make them wrong. You have to understand what makes them tick and harness that energy. They don’t want harm to befall the country, they also think that what they are doing is for the betterment, for the good. So, let’s understand them…“

Similarly General Upendra Dwivedi has come in support of Gen -Z. What does this indicate as to the intentions of the Modi-Shah regime?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2cihxy2LOM

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