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Odisha CM Majhi Warns Gen Z of External Forces Trying to Mislead
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🗓 09 Aug 2026, 06:36 PM
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Chief Minister Majhi has urged the younger generation to be wary of external influences that may attempt to mislead them.
Chief Minister Majhi addressed the issue of misinformation in a recent statement, specifically targeting the Gen Z demographic. He cautioned that external forces are actively seeking to mislead young people, urging them to remain vigilant and critically evaluate information.
The CM emphasized the importance of media literacy and encouraged the youth to verify facts before accepting them as truth. He also highlighted the role of education in fostering a discerning mindset among the younger population.
Majhi’s remarks came amid growing concerns about the spread of false narratives online, particularly among social media users. He called on parents, educators, and community leaders to support efforts that promote accurate information.
The statement was made during a public event in Odisha, where the CM spoke to a large audience of students and young professionals.
He concluded by reaffirming the government’s commitment to safeguarding the integrity of information and protecting the next generation from deceptive influences.
The CM emphasized the importance of media literacy and encouraged the youth to verify facts before accepting them as truth. He also highlighted the role of education in fostering a discerning mindset among the younger population.
Majhi’s remarks came amid growing concerns about the spread of false narratives online, particularly among social media users. He called on parents, educators, and community leaders to support efforts that promote accurate information.
The statement was made during a public event in Odisha, where the CM spoke to a large audience of students and young professionals.
He concluded by reaffirming the government’s commitment to safeguarding the integrity of information and protecting the next generation from deceptive influences.