Political commentator Dinesh Shukla considered this move as an attempt to look different from the two national parties.
“They are known to take unconventional ways to maintain their unique identity,” Shukla said.
“If they keep campaigning in a typical manner, they cannot make a impact in the minds of common people,” Shukla said further.
On the issue of student internship programmes, Shukla considered it as a cadre-building movement in a typical Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh (RSS) way.
“This country has the largest youth population, they surely want to reach out to them... by offering internship they can mould their mind as per their party's ideology,” he said.
