'Change Heart, Not Camera Angle To Win Back Gen Z': Priyanka Gandhi's Swipe At PM Modi
'Change Heart, Not Camera Angle To Win Back Gen Z': Priyanka Gandhi's Swipe At PM Modi Published By, Last Updated: July 28, 2026, 19:32 IST
'Change Heart, Not Camera Angle To Win Back Gen Z': Priyanka Gandhi's Swipe At PM Modi Published By, Last Updated: July 28, 2026, 19:32 IST Priyanka Gandhi's remarks came days after PM Modi sought to reach out to student protesters through a series of Instagram reels following the NEET paper leak controversy. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra speaks in the Lok Sabha; PM Modi (PTI photo) Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Tuesday took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his recent Instagram reels, suggesting that he change the “angle of his heart, not that of the camera" to win back Gen Z. Addressing the Lok Sabha during the anti-paper leak bill debate, Priyanka Gandhi, in an apparent reference to the Prime Minister, said, “If you want to win back the confidence of Gen Z, making videos from different camera angles will not work." Watch The Video Here “PM will have to change the angle of the heart, not that of the camera," she added.
Her remarks came days after Prime Minister Modi sought to reach out to student protesters through a series of Instagram reels following the NEET paper leak controversy. Priyanka Gandhi Slams Govt Over NEET Protesters Crackdown The Congress MP from Wayanad also mounted a sharp attack on the government over the lathi-charge on student protesters, saying every “lathi" blow on a young man or woman had damaged the government’s prestige more than it had hurt the students themselves. “Why was it necessary to fire tear gas shells at students, to rain lathis on them?Why was it necessary – to humiliate young girls by tearing their clothes, to have them beaten mercilessly? Why was it necessary to fire pellet guns and AK-47s at the country’s youth?
Are they terrorists," the Congress General Secretary asked. “Today, these questions are being asked not just by the Congress party, but by the entire nation, and the responsibility to answer them lies with the government. Why does this government fear the country’s youth? Who gave it the right to suppress their voices," she further asked. She also dismissed the government’s announcement of setting up fast-track courts to deal with paper leaks, saying fast track courts already have a very poor record. News18 Newsletter Handpicked stories, in your inbox A newsletter with the best of our journalism submit About the Author Manisha Roy Manisha Roy is a Senior Sub-Editor at News18.com's general desk. She comes with an experience of over 5 years in media industry.
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