
The Aam Aadmi Party's Delhi unit has appointed three young leaders to key roles in its student wing, the Association of Students for Alternative Politics. Eeshna Gupta, 25, who contested the 2025…
The Aam Aadmi Party's Delhi unit has appointed three young leaders to key roles in its student wing, the Association of Students for Alternative Politics. Eeshna Gupta, 25, who contested the 2025 MCD by-poll, becomes co-incharge alongside Dharmender Rawat and Rahul Rai. The move comes as student protests at Jantar Mantar have intensified youth activism in the capital. Party sources say the appointments aim to expand campus outreach and signal inclusivity, with Gupta the only woman in the new leadership team.
The appointments are a calculated bet on youth energy, but don't mistake them for a policy shift. AAP's student wing, launched only two months ago, has yet to show it can translate campus buzz into votes. The real test is whether ASAP will push for concrete education reforms or remain a photo-op pipeline. If Gupta and her team cannot deliver on the ground, the hype will fade before the next election.
Source: timesnownews.com
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