Watching the video of the police brutality against an NSUI woman student today is truly heartbreaking. It shakes you to the core. And it exposes an uncomfortable truth about Congress: it is not enough to be a genuine Congress worker. In many cases, visibility matters more than sincerity, and those who manage to get attention are more likely to receive support. Alka Lamba, the President of the All India Mahila Congress, has not even tweeted about this incident. Supriya Shrinate, who heads the Congress social media department, has also not raised her voice for this girl. Had the same incident involving a student from AISA or another Left-wing youth organisation gone viral, we would probably have seen a wave of solidarity tweets across social media. This is precisely why I believe NSUI and IYC workers must strengthen their own digital presence. Do not assume that the liberal media will cover your struggle. Do not expect the so-called Godi media to highlight your courage. And do not assume that your own leaders will automatically stand beside you simply because you are fighting for the organisation. The harsh reality is that visibility often determines whose struggle gets acknowledged. If your story does not reach people, even genuine sacrifices can go unnoticed. The liberal media may lecture you about organisation and resistance, but that does not guarantee they will stand beside you when you need them. NSUI and IYC workers: build your digital power. Document your struggles. Amplify each other's voices. Make sure your sacrifices are seen and your voices are heard. Because if you do not tell your own stories, there is no guarantee that anyone else will. @RahulGandhi @SupriyaShrinate @nsui @IYC