“AAP's national leaders including Arvind Kejriwal and others are younger than other parties' leaders, so obviously students will be more associated with AAP,” Shukla said, adding that this move will also help the party in securing youth votes.
While NSUI leader Parthivraj Kathwadia said that NSUI has been dedicated towards students and they have faith in it, so they don't see any challenge if AAP enters into students' politics.
ABVP's state secretary Ravi Desai told PTI, “Youth do not have any faith in Kejriwal or in his Aam Aadmi Party, that was the reason why some of the youths had protested when he came to Gujarat.”
“Students' politics is not an easy job, a student leader even has to face police lathicharge, I do not think AAP student leaders will be that competent,” Desai said.
