u/Wolf_Ravens

I am trying to start a movement small but realistic where i am trying to get 75 volunteers for 75 district of my state Uttar Pradesh and then we will plan what needs to be done in each district and that plan will be under UP govt budget then we will add more people any try to connect each block of our district 1 person from each block of that district. we will plan development at -State level -Region Level -District Level -Block Level Once the Plan is ready we will make a manifesto for area under our coverage for example if I have taken 1 Block of my City so i will make manifesto for it. Once that's done we will start online and if possible offline campaign where we will Tag all our local politician and present our demands. If any politicians accepts it then we will vote for him otherwise NOTA and to know that the politician is serious we will ask them to send the plan how they are gona do it if they are serious so they will have realistic idea of land allocations budget etc.

I already have 1 Guy for Central UP and 1 Guy for East UP and 1 Guy from Bundelkhand Now i need 1 person from West UP who is interested.

If anyone interested please reply i will add you in discord group.

I am trying to start a movement small but realistic where i am trying to get 75 volunteers for 75 district of my state Uttar Pradesh and then we will plan what needs to be done in each district and that plan will be under UP govt budget then we will add more people any try to connect each block of our district 1 person from each block of that district. we will plan development at -State level -Region Level -District Level -Block Level Once the Plan is ready we will make a manifesto for area under our coverage for example if I have taken 1 Block of my City so i will make manifesto for it. Once that's done we will start online and if possible offline campaign where we will Tag all our local politician and present our demands. If any politicians accepts it then we will vote for him otherwise NOTA and to know that the politician is serious we will ask them to send the plan how they are gona do it if they are serious so they will have realistic idea of land allocations budget etc.

I already have 1 Guy for Central UP and 1 Guy for East UP we need 1 Guy from Bundelkhand Now i need 1 person from West UP who is interested.

If anyone interested please reply i will add you in discord group.

Got sick of sh*t govt system me too so i started a movement not a political party because that's not possible . I am trying to do something different small but realistic where i am trying to get 75 volunteers for 75 district of my state Uttar Pradesh and then we will plan what needs to be done in each district and that plan will be under UP govt budget then we will add more people any try to connect each block of our district 1 person from each block of that district. we will plan development at -State level -Region Level -District Level -Block Level Once the Plan is ready we will make a manifesto for area under our coverage for example if I have taken 1 Block of my City so i will make manifesto for it. Once that's done we will start online and if possible offline campaign where we will Tag all our local politician and present our demands. If any politicians accepts it then we will vote for him otherwise NOTA and to know that the politician is serious we will ask them to send the plan how they are gona do it if they are serious so they will have realistic idea of land allocations budget etc.

I already have 1 Guy for Central UP and 1 Guy for East UP we need 1 Guy from West UP

If anyone interested please reply i will add you in discord group.

TL;DR: UP Gen Z should stop blindly fighting over parties and instead unite district by district to pressure local MLAs and opposition candidates to focus on real issues. Vote for candidates who genuinely care about your area, are accessible, and can be held accountable — not just for party symbols. If no candidate seriously addresses these issues, use NOTA. Let’s organize through a Discord community and turn youth voting power into real pressure for development.

Every day we see problems around us — broken roads, poor education, lack of jobs, overcrowded hospitals, pollution, corruption, and cities growing without proper planning. Yet somehow, we have accepted suffering as normal because we stay divided by parties, caste, religion, ideology, and endless online arguments.

Every few days someone says, “We need a new development-focused political party.”

But realistically, almost no normal young person can suddenly create and win with a new party. Elections require massive systems, workers, connections, influence, and crores of rupees. Complaining alone will not change anything.

So instead of waiting for some perfect leader or some “one day” revolution, why don’t we do something realistic and practical right now?

Let’s start a real Gen Z movement from Uttar Pradesh.

No matter which party wins, every MLA and opposition candidate still needs public support and votes. That means the youth can become a pressure group powerful enough to force politicians to focus on real issues instead of distractions.

Our demands are simple:

• Better schools and education
• Better hospitals and healthcare
• More industries and jobs
• Better roads, transport, and infrastructure
• Cleaner and safer cities
• Better quality of life

No blind support. No emotional politics. No empty promises. No useless debates.

We should collectively tag and question every local MLA and opposition candidate and ask one simple thing:

What is your actual plan for development?

Not speeches. Not slogans. Not blame games.

We want:

• Real plans
• Real budgets
• Real timelines
• Real accountability

Let’s stop blindly playing party politics and start focusing on our local candidates. Don’t vote only because of a party symbol — vote for the candidate who genuinely cares about your area, listens to your demands, is accessible to the public, and can be held accountable even after elections.

And if a party or candidate refuses to seriously focus on these issues, then we should stop voting blindly for them. Support the candidate who genuinely cares about development and has a practical plan. And if none of them do, then press NOTA instead of rewarding empty promises.

Votes are power, and youth should use that power intelligently.

This movement should work district by district. People from every district should unite together, identify their local problems, and collectively confront and question their own local politicians — MLAs, opposition candidates, municipal leaders, and authorities. A strong local movement in every district can create statewide pressure.

Instead of arguing endlessly online, let’s organize properly.

Let’s create a Discord server where Gen Z from different districts of UP can join together, discuss local problems, collect data, track promises, coordinate campaigns, and put collective pressure on politicians to focus on development.

If enough young voters unite around development-focused issues, politicians will eventually be forced to respond because votes matter to everyone.

We keep saying the system is broken, but systems only change when organized people create pressure together.

Stop fighting over parties and focus on development. Don’t be a blind supporter of any party. No party truly cares about you, so stop caring blindly about parties and start caring about real issues.

Let’s stop being passive audiences and actually do something for ourselves, otherwise all other states already hate us. If we won't change anything, you don't know when you might get killed, like the Bihar guy who was killed in Delhi for being Bihari.

Note: I used ChatGPT to format this text.

TL;DR: UP Gen Z should stop blindly fighting over parties and instead unite district by district to pressure local MLAs and opposition candidates to focus on real issues. Vote for candidates who genuinely care about your area, are accessible, and can be held accountable — not just for party symbols. If no candidate seriously addresses these issues, use NOTA. Let’s organize through a Discord community and turn youth voting power into real pressure for development.

Every day we see problems around us — broken roads, poor education, lack of jobs, overcrowded hospitals, pollution, corruption, and cities growing without proper planning. Yet somehow, we have accepted suffering as normal because we stay divided by parties, caste, religion, ideology, and endless online arguments.

Every few days someone says, “We need a new development-focused political party.”

But realistically, almost no normal young person can suddenly create and win with a new party. Elections require massive systems, workers, connections, influence, and crores of rupees. Complaining alone will not change anything.

So instead of waiting for some perfect leader or some “one day” revolution, why don’t we do something realistic and practical right now?

Let’s start a real Gen Z movement from Uttar Pradesh.

No matter which party wins, every MLA and opposition candidate still needs public support and votes. That means the youth can become a pressure group powerful enough to force politicians to focus on real issues instead of distractions.

Our demands are simple:

• Better schools and education
• Better hospitals and healthcare
• More industries and jobs
• Better roads, transport, and infrastructure
• Cleaner and safer cities
• Better quality of life

No blind support. No emotional politics. No empty promises. No useless debates.

We should collectively tag and question every local MLA and opposition candidate and ask one simple thing:

What is your actual plan for development?

Not speeches. Not slogans. Not blame games.

We want:

• Real plans
• Real budgets
• Real timelines
• Real accountability

Let’s stop blindly playing party politics and start focusing on our local candidates. Don’t vote only because of a party symbol — vote for the candidate who genuinely cares about your area, listens to your demands, is accessible to the public, and can be held accountable even after elections.

And if a party or candidate refuses to seriously focus on these issues, then we should stop voting blindly for them. Support the candidate who genuinely cares about development and has a practical plan. And if none of them do, then press NOTA instead of rewarding empty promises.

Votes are power, and youth should use that power intelligently.

This movement should work district by district. People from every district should unite together, identify their local problems, and collectively confront and question their own local politicians — MLAs, opposition candidates, municipal leaders, and authorities. A strong local movement in every district can create statewide pressure.

Instead of arguing endlessly online, let’s organize properly.

Let’s create a Discord server where Gen Z from different districts of UP can join together, discuss local problems, collect data, track promises, coordinate campaigns, and put collective pressure on politicians to focus on development.

If enough young voters unite around development-focused issues, politicians will eventually be forced to respond because votes matter to everyone.

We keep saying the system is broken, but systems only change when organized people create pressure together.

Stop fighting over parties and focus on development. Don’t be a blind supporter of any party. No party truly cares about you, so stop caring blindly about parties and start caring about real issues.

Let’s stop being passive audiences and actually do something for ourselves, otherwise all other states already hate us. If we won't change anything, you don't know when you might get killed, like the Bihar guy who was killed in Delhi for being Bihari.

Note: I used ChatGPT to format this text.