Bangladesh shows way to Indian youths: Neha Bora

Neha Bora, the All-India President of the All India Student Association said their agitation is inspired by Bangladeshi Zen-Z lead movement.

Neha Bora said it in a video message congratulating the Socialist Students Front on its sixth national conference.

Neha Bora said in her video message, “Revolutionary greetings to the Socialist Students Front on your sixth National Conference. We present you our Red salute. And we know that the youth movement we're seeing all over this country first started in Bangladesh.”

She said, also, “Congratulations to you for showing us the way and extending solidarity to the young people of this country. We know the movement that began in Bangladesh was about democratic and voting rights.”

The AISA President said, “Today, the movement that young people are part of and leading is also about democratic and voting rights. We know that the fight you are fighting against religious fundamentalism in your country is a fight that the rest of us. The young people of this country are fighting today.”

At the end of the message, Bora expressed hope that Bangladeshi and Indian youths will fight for democratic norms and voting rights and in a parallel movement they will fight for a better South Asia, and a better World.