One would not expect, at the least in Western democracies, to see people taking to street, immediately after a new prime minister takes office with a landslide mandate. But, it had happened in Britain. On the evening of the 13 th of December, barely few hours after returning to 10 Downing Street from seeing the Monarch and getting assent to form a new government, PM Johnson had to endure chanting by hundreds of  protesters outside calling for an end to Tory rule. Most notable thing was the dominance of the angry youth among those protesters. If pre-election opinion polls are to be believed, which predicted the Tory landslide too well, then the overwhelming majority of the young had not voted for Johnson’s premiership. The 12th December election was a gamble that Johnson has won with his instinct that he can exploit the frustrations of a larger populace over Brexit. He made it a single issue election and campaigned on the message ‘Get Brexit Done’. He, therefore, chose to kee...