They are digitally connected, politically aware, constitutionally conscious and unwilling to remain passive spectators when they perceive democratic institutions to be under strain or public concerns inadequately addressed. Unlike earlier generations, Gen Z has grown up in an India transformed by technology, social media and global connectivity. As future custodians of constitutional governance and the rule of law, their engagement in public discourse underscores a deeper concern for the preservation of constitutional institutions and civil liberties. Their participation in peaceful democratic processes enriches public debate and reminds society that constitutionalism is a living practice, not merely a legal doctrine. They are the very foundations of democratic governance.