CM Yadav to Youths: Don't Just Vote, Enter Politics

In the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav opened a special event called the Youth Parliament 2026.

The event was held in Bhopal at the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly, with more than 52 young people from 12 states taking part.

Yadav told the young people to study hard and become doctors and engineers one day.

But he also said they should join politics, because young people are the ones who will make democracy strong.

His government is spending more than 800 crore rupees on sports and youth welfare programs.

Madhya Pradesh already has 274 special Sandipani schools, and 200 more will be added.

Yadav also spoke about the Uniform Civil Code, saying a survey showed that 76 percent of Muslim women support it.

He said the idea behind it is that the law should treat everyone equally, no matter their religion.

He praised the grand Shri Ram Temple built in Ayodhya after a Supreme Court decision, saying people can visit it under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.

He also criticized the Congress party and its leader Rahul Gandhi, saying they wasted parliamentary time.