24/07/2026
The last few days have broken my heart regarding the recent news. I am apolitical, but the recent news surrounding student protests triggered something in me.
I support the cause but...
The same major problem with these morons at Jantar Mantar who are misusing free speech and the moment a protest for a genuine student issue gets high-jacked by people shouting anti-national slogans, which will make you feel completely distant from it.
My only concern here is for the students who suffered during NEET crisis, and it's my appeal to Govt as a citizen which is purely for administrative accountability under the Education Minister so the system can be improved, it's my only appeal without ever compromising on national pride or supporting disruptive elements.
Criticising or giving suggestions to the Govt. doesn't make you anti-national or just as blindly supporting the current Govt doesn't automatically make you a rashtra-premi. Whichever side you take, exercising your voice is your democratic right.
Protesting - raising slogans, questioning the Govt, and demanding accountability at designated places is a fundamental part of democracy.
There are moments when words feel too small, yet silence doesn't feel right either.
As someone from the same generation, I know how much hope, hard work, and courage young people carry every single day. No dream should ever feel heavier than it has to.
I appeal to the authorities to engage with these concerns and work towards a fair resolution that ensures accountability. And I'm sure and I hope justice will prevail.
Their voices deserve to be heard.
Whatever our differences may be, I hope we never stop seeing the human being before the opinion. May wisdom guide us, kindness stay with us, and may we always find a way forward together.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳