23/07/2026
My dear fellow citizens, young friends, and especially all my fellow NEET aspirants,
As I sit down to write this appeal today, my heart is heavy with deep concern and anguish. The protests currently unfolding under the banner of the CJP are no longer about student welfare or examinations; they have openly morphed into a platform echoing anti-India rhetoric and forces trying to break our nation from within. It is deeply tragic to witness how this movement has been completely subverted into a political agenda, drifting dangerously far away from any real issue.
We must pause and ask ourselves some hard, uncomfortable questions today: What was the actual necessity of this so-called Parliament March? When tensions escalated on the ground, where were the founders, including Abhijit Dipke and the other prominent leaders? Why did they choose not to walk at the forefront when the crowd was being pushed toward the Parliament? Just imagine for a moment—if security forces had been forced to open fire, or if the protesters had somehow breached the Parliament, what would have been the catastrophic aftermath? The bullets, the batons, and the devastating consequences would not have touched those political leaders; it would have been innocent, naive, and bright young students like you who would have lost their lives and futures. The architects of this chaos would simply walk away, leaving our youth to pay the ultimate price with their blood and dreams.
My friends, please open your eyes and look at the fate of our neighboring countries like Nepal and Bangladesh. They witnessed exact replicas of these very tactics, where orchestrated protests were used to dismantle stability, ultimately plunging those nations into complete ruin. Do we want our beloved Mother India to walk down that same path of self-destruction? Governments will come and go, and political parties will continue to fight for power, but this country, this Constitution, and this incredible nation will not be given to us twice. We must wake up and recognize the anti-national elements trying to use our emotions as shields.
Today more than ever, we must remain fiercely vigilant and ensure that no political parties or Anti India forces hostile to our sovereignty are allowed to exploit this movement to harm our homeland. Protesting for your rights is your democratic privilege, but it must be done peacefully, wisely, and with absolute loyalty to the nation. Let us take a solemn vow today that we will never let anyone tear our country apart for personal or political gains. For us, the nation comes first.
Jai Hind. 🇮🇳
