Protest Against Fake Protests

The recent demonstrations by "students" and the violence adopted by them is quite  disturbing.

Police officers are gettng targetted. Other nations know about the protest sites before our local police has any clue. Huge funds are being spent to provide food and drinks to protestors.

All this points to a bigger conspiracy to suit the agenda of those with vested interests.

I was thinking on these lines, and the following is what I received via WhatsApp:

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A. There is a concerted, well planned and ruthlessly executed international conspiracy against India.

B. There is massive funding... to effect a Gen Z sort of Nepal/ Bangladesh upheaval.

C.All anti national forces have joined hands and this was a CAA / Kisan / Khalistan sort of imported /violent upheaval.

 D. The banning of NGO Funding/The annulment of Greater Bengal and failed excision of Chicken Neck... The loosing ground of Missionary/Christanity Conversion template....

E. The weakening of India and more particularly its Defence/Armament capabilities

F. India to be stopped from surging economically...

Friends, We are at dangerous crossroads...

Complacency can be very dangerous.

Let us all be overtly vigilant.

Let us all do our best, to disabuse all this contrived nonsense against our Govt.... In our societies..

There is a plan to keep this so called movement alive.... Be vigilant.

Bharat Mata Ki Jai.🙏

At the core of all this is a cultural war.

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I agree with the above points, do you too?.

Had it been truly "student protests" regarding "NEET examination", there would have been discussions about NEET. There would have been solutions to address and strengthen the system.

But, now the stage is being hijacked to suit the selfish agenda and to set a fake narrative.

Students attack the police and damage public property while chewing gutkha/paan?

We certainly need civic sense and moral science lessons in school.

And the intelligence to understand and identify, and do what is right for our nation.

My country, my pride.

Vande Mataram.