It is argued that in certain nations young people are not using their right to vote. It would hinder political changes and, it would also result in establishing laws that are not beneficial for them. In order to overcome this major issue, the most viable solutions would be to create awareness among the youngsters and encourage them to participate in political activities.
Not participating in elections means they are not respecting the constitutional values of the nation and also not helping to choose educated and resourceful leaders to lead our country. In most of the places irrespective of cast and colour, aged people only take interest in political activities. The present generation For example, It is observed that the majority of the youngsters from the developing countries are migrating to Europe, as they are not satisfied with the existing laws.
Conducting political campaigns in colleges would evoke interest among the youngsters. More concern must be given to political area while implementing school curriculum so that they can understand the imperative role of choosing leaders. This would inculcate a passion for their country and thus they would try to use their privilege to use vote. For example, in India, political science is a major subject in colleges and majority of the students choose this based on their school experiences. Here the secondary students get the chance to evaluate the activities conducted by senior secondary learners, as a result they come forward with good political movements.
To conclude, In conclusion, neglecting to vote by the young generation would delay the necessary government change, and laws made that are not in their favor. However, encouraging youth participation in politics and awareness campaigns can be possible solutions to tackle these problems.