- 42-year-old New Zealand Prime Minister resigns suddenly : Politicians in India stick to the chair : never resign in front

- Jacinda's resignation announcement is also being applauded as no one gives up the power that is usually received. As crows are black everywhere, politicians are the same everywhere. While this is a problem in many countries of the world, Jacinda has won the hearts of the people by rejecting power from the front. Jacinda is all over social media.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern suddenly announced her resignation. Jacinda's resignation announcement has surprised people for two reasons. The first reason is that Jacinda's term as Prime Minister is still nine months away.

Elections are held every three years in New Zealand, so the term of the Prime Minister is three years. Jacinda became the Prime Minister for the first time in October 2017 and then came back to power in 2020. There are still nine months left for Jacinda's second term as Prime Minister, but before that, Jacinda has already announced her resignation.

Another reason is that Jacinda is only 42 years old. Jacinda became Prime Minister at the young age of 37, holding the top post for two terms at a very young age. Given her age, Jacinda is an easy contender to become Prime Minister for a third term. Jacinda has already announced her voluntary resignation even though there is no discontent or competition within her party.

New Zealand being a very small country has no importance in global politics. The total area of ​​New Zealand is 2.68 lakh square kilometers and the population is 51.38 lakh. India has more than a hundred cities with more population than New Zealand. Considering that the population of our Ahmedabad is more than that of New Zealand, New Zealand cannot be said to be a giant in the world. However, one of the reasons for the discussion of Jacinda's resignation is the image Jacinda created during her five-and-a-half-year rule.

After Jacinda became Prime Minister, New Zealand saw very difficult times. The hard times of Corona have come, but apart from that, New Zealand has also tasted the taste of terrorism and faced the natural calamities of volcanoes. In 2019, 51 Muslims were killed in a terrorist attack on a mosque in Christchurch. This incident, which happened in a very quiet country like New Zealand, shook the whole world. Jacinda was praised for her firmness at that time. Similarly, when the volcano erupted in White Island, Jacinda took quick decisions and did not allow any casualties, but everyone was jealous of her. Jacinda got pregnant and became a mother when she was Prime Minister. For this reason also it is in discussion.

Jacinda has not given a specific reason for quitting politics but there are rumors that she is quitting politics because she wants to devote more time to her family. This reason is also being praised. It is clear that Jacinda has set an example by valuing family over power.

Jacinda's resignation announcement is also being hailed as one not relinquishing the power that is commonly held. As crows are black everywhere, politicians are the same everywhere. While this is a problem in many countries of the world, Jacinda has won the hearts of the people by rejecting power from the front. Jacinda is all over social media.

In western countries including America, memes targeting Joe Biden and Donald Trump have also been circulating. Donald Trump is now 76 years old while Biden is 81 years old. In UK, Rishi Sunak has become the Prime Minister at the age of 42. In many other countries too, power is in the hands of the youth. In this context, there is a sarcasm that in other countries of the world, people are leaving after enjoying power for 40 years, and even at the age of retirement, Trump and Biden do not lose their fascination with power. We have the same situation as America. Leaders in India talk about giving opportunities to the youth but do not wake up for them. Even if one foot is in the grave, the fascination of power does not leave him.

Be it the central government or the state governments in India, it is unimaginable that at Jacinda's age, I would stumble upon any power because Jacinda passed away after five and a half years as the prime minister, at that age, most of the leaders do not even get a chance to sit in power. If the door moves, will the youth get a chance? Seventy-seven-five-year-old politicians do not lose power. When those people are not ready to give up power even at the age of seventy-five, why should they give up power at the age of forty-two like Jacinda?

However, the situation like India or America is not everywhere. In many countries of the world, youths get power and instead of clinging to power, they leave power at the right time. In America too, Barack Obama retired at the age of 48 after serving two terms as president. After that, he lives without being in the linelight.

Like Jacinda, Sanna from Finland is also popular among the youth

Like Jacinda, Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Mirella Marin is also in the news due to her young age. Sanna Marine is only 37 years old. Sanna Marin became the Prime Minister of Finland in 2019 at the age of 34. Due to her bold lifestyle, Sanna Marin is very popular not only in Finland but also in countries including America and remains in discussion. Sanna Marin's mother is a lesbian but had to get married because she didn't have the courage to admit it in public. After Sanna's birth, her mother began to quarrel with her father, so after the two separated, Sanna's mother continued to live with her female partner. Sanna was brought up by two women. Sanna has worked in a bakery to support the family.

Sanna herself became a mother in 2018 without marriage. In 2019, when Sanna was contesting the election, this issue came up, but the youth liked Sanna's lavish lifestyle, so Sanna became the Prime Minister. Sanna married her partner Markus Räikkönen after becoming Prime Minister. After Sanna became the Prime Minister, videos of him dancing boldly at a party in a private apartment in the capital Helsinki went viral. There were also allegations that Sanna had taken drugs. At that time, Sanna proved his innocence by undergoing a drug test. There was also controversy over topless girls attending the party at the Prime Minister's official residence.

Jacinda suppressed the fundamentalists after the attack on the mosque

Jacinda's greatest achievement is believed to be that she did not allow New Zealand to become a hotbed of fundamentalists. In 2019, 51 Muslims were killed by attacking two mosques in the city of South Iceland, New Zealand. Brenton Taront, a 28-year-old Australian citizen, opened fire at Christchurch's Al Noor Mosque with a semi-automatic gun. Taront was killed but four of his companions were captured.

Tarront believed in Far Right terrorism. Far Right Terrorism is the ideology of exterminating people from outside one's own nation. Hitler's Nazism in Germany and Mussolini's Fascism in Italy are examples of this ideology. This ideology emerged in Western Europe in the 1970s, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany. It is still dominant in countries including Czech Republic, Ireland, Switzerland. New Zealand also has an increasing number of expats, so the influence of this ideology has increased.

The attack on the mosques was the result. If Jacinda had been weak at that time, these factors would have increased, but Jacinda suppressed them by working with a firm hand. Jacinda herself showed solidarity with Muslims by wearing a hijab so as not to spread fear among the people who came from outside.