What began as a protest over students' concerns has been systematically hijacked by divisive forces with a larger political agenda. The narrative rapidly shifted, from demanding accountability in education to raising anti-national slogans; from seeking action against the Education Minister to demanding the restoration of Article 370, from discussing... examination issues to insulting Lord Rama and mocking Hindu faith; from speaking for students to targeting the Brahmin community with hateful rhetoric, from claiming to defend constitutional values to allegedly insulting Bharat Mata. What was projected as a peaceful democratic movement eventually witnessed violence, including incidents of stone pelting, exposing how easily genuine public concerns can be hijacked by divisive elements. However, we must also honestly acknowledge a deeper concern that lies beneath the NEET protests. The frustration among young people is not driven by examinations alone. It is driven by unemployment and insecurity about the future. Despite global wars, geopolitical uncertainties, supply-chain disruptions, inflationary pressures, and tariff challenges, India has maintained fiscal discipline, expanded infrastructure at an unprecedented scale, strengthened investor confidence, and emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing major economies. These reforms are attracting investments that create long-term employment opportunities. The National Education Policy is not merely an education reform; it is a civilisational correction. For decades, our education system largely continued the colonial Macaulay framework that rewarded rote memorisation over creativity, degrees over skills, and clerical thinking over innovation. NEP seeks to transform that mindset by promoting multidisciplinary learning, critical thinking, scientific temper, Indian knowledge systems, multilingual education, research, entrepreneurship, technology, and global competitiveness. A nation aspiring to become a global leader cannot continue with an education model designed centuries ago to produce clerks. India's democracy welcomes debate, dissent, and peaceful protest. But there is no place for violence, vandalism, religious insults, or slogans that challenge the sovereignty and integrity of our nation. Under the leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi ji, the NDA Government has consistently demonstrated its willingness to engage in dialogue and address genuine public concerns through democratic means. In that spirit, Hon'ble Union Minister Sri Jagat Prakash Nadda ji held discussions with representatives of the protesting groups yesterday. However, instead of allowing constructive engagement to prevail, divisive elements allegedly sought to derail the process by instigating unrest. What could have remained a peaceful democratic movement reportedly descended into chaos, with attacks on security personnel, stone pelting, and disruption of public order, raising serious questions about whether the objective was dialogue or deliberate destabilisation. As Sumati Satakam reminds us, even the mightiest serpent can be brought down by seemingly insignificant creatures acting together. Likewise, countless individuals driven by narrow, divisive thinking can collectively create enormous damage if left unchecked. This is exactly how anti-India narratives are manufactured, not through genuine public causes, but by infiltrating legitimate issues, provoking unrest, spreading hatred, and dividing society. Every citizen has a responsibility to recognise the difference between a genuine public movement and one that has been hijacked to serve anti-national and divisive interests. We must stand united against every attempt to fracture our nation, no matter how small such forces may initially appear - Pawan Kalyan PMO India #NationFirstshow more

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