The phrase “a dying flame flutters fiercely before it goes out” aptly describes leftist organizations today. As the global community becomes increasingly aware of the turmoil and chaos that leftist ideology has wrought upon humanity, they are distancing themselves from it. Left-wing extremists and organizations are losing their influence and in a desperate bid for relevance, they attempt to instigate unrest and undermine societal norms. For years, leftist ideologies have resulted in the deaths of millions worldwide.
Recognizing that their presence in Bharat is dwindling and facing the prospect of extinction, these groups, along with global market forces and few missionaries aiming to convert Hindus to Christianity, are collaborating with local elements to foment chaos similar to that experienced in Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. They understand that targeting Bharat’s youth, a demographic that makes up a significant portion of the population, could incite unrest, destabilizing both society and the nation.
One notable anarchist, who gained notoriety during the India Against Corruption movement, is actively fostering distrust within communities to incite protests and unlawful behavior against the foundational principles of our Constitution. This time, he and his team of radical leftist and Islamic fundamentalists are manipulating students by leveraging the NEET paper leak issue to incite violence.
If the protesters are genuinely concerned about educational reforms and student welfare, they should focus on the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 introduced by the Modi government. This policy, developed under the guidance of the late Shri Kasturirangan, a former ISRO chief and a team of specialists, provides solutions to the challenges within the education system.
Instead of protesting, they should address the lack of effort from educational institutions and state governments in applying this policy, while also proposing measures to prevent future paper leaks. If their intentions were sincere, they would have raised concerns about previous incidents of paper leaks and the ongoing issues occurring in various states.
Nevertheless, the objectives of the agenda were distinct; these so-called student supporters aimed to undermine the government and other constitutional entities to instill fear among the public and tarnish the nation’s international reputation. It was evident that the focus was on Hindu Dharma and Hindu culture, as seen in the attacks on Hindu deities and traditions from the stage and by the demonstrators. The protesters’ slogans supporting terrorism, Pakistan, and calls to “Break Bharat” further reveal their true intentions. How can one genuinely believe that the protest was organized for educational reforms?
As a nation, we are rapidly advancing economically, progressing from a $1.7 trillion economy in the first 67 years to $4.2 trillion in the past 12 years under Modi’s leadership. We are making strides in various sectors, including space, defense to even toy manufacturing. Foreign direct investment (FDI) is on the rise, and the number of startups and unicorns is increasing. Free trade agreements with the European Council and other nations are poised to further enhance our growth.
Infrastructure development is occurring at an impressive rate. With such positive changes benefiting our youth, how can these protests contribute to the nation? In fact, both domestic and international investors view such turmoil as a threat to their investments. When unrest happens, it raises concerns for investors, intellectuals, and billionaires, often prompting them to reconsider their financial commitments and potentially leave the country. How could anyone claim that this would be advantageous for our youth or Generation Z?
The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) amendment has angered those forces looking to “break Bharat” and political parties advocating for the conversion of Hindus to Christianity and Islam. This may be one of the reasons behind the protests. Opposition parties are visibly resisting measures that support women’s advancement, such as the Women’s Reservation Bill and the delimitation bill and are using a facade of concern for students to disrupt parliamentary proceedings and prevent the passage of these important bills.
As Bharatiya, it is crucial for us to comprehend the underlying motives behind certain issues and remain vigilant against being misled by social media algorithms and deceptive posts. We should approach matters with logic rather than emotions, as the sentiments of our farmers, women, students, and youth are often exploited to undermine our nation. Therefore, cultivating a “Nation first” mindset is essential to ensure that national interests are not compromised.
It is concerning when protests intended for good causes turn violent. If the intentions were genuinely positive, why were over 2,800 anti-social elements involved? They assaulted police officers, including women, as well as civilians and their vehicles, and verbally attacked the Prime Minister. These troublemakers aimed to intimidate the government, threatening actions contrary to the Constitution if their demands were not met. Alarmingly, protest leaders are now demanding the withdrawal of police cases against these anti-social individuals. It is imperative to recognize the harmful motives directed against our nation.
We can anticipate more protests and activities that challenge both social order and national unity in the future. The main reason behind different unrests is that certain opposition parties, some NGOs, and disruptive forces do not want PM Modi and the NDA to win the 2029 general elections. They will resort to various manipulative tactics at the expense of national interests to keep Modi and the NDA from power.
Particularly, our Generation Z must remain vigilant. We should not blindly believe every emotional or anti-Bharat action on Instagram or other social media platforms without investigating the truth and intent behind them. All nations face challenges, including developed countries like the USA and China, but the key lies in how these issues are addressed by both the government and society to find appropriate solutions.
Many in Generation Z would agree that Narendra Modi is the Prime Minister dedicating every moment of his life to the welfare and development of the citizens. His comprehensive approach to addressing various concerns is evident in the significant increase in medical colleges and seats over just 12 years. A comparative analysis of the growth trajectory of Bharat over the first 67 years of Independence prior to 2014 and the subsequent 12 years reveals progress across all sectors, as we become more self-reliant and gain respect on the global stage.
As Bharatiya, we are intellectuals, which means we must be more informed and proactive, prioritizing our nation’s well-being above all else.
