Unpopular opinion: The govt fumbled NEET, but these protests are now a foreign-backed regime change operation.

I’m no blind government supporter. The NEET bureaucratic mess is undeniable, and the initial arrogance from the ministry was awful. But let's be real: this is no longer about students or exams.

The Bangladesh Playbook:

This isn't a democratic sit-in; it’s an attempt at anarchy. Destroying public property and clashing with police is about overthrowing the system, exactly like the recent uprisings in Bangladesh and Nepal.

Foreign Proxies:

The CJP movement has been hijacked. Leaders are linking up with foreign activists, and Western media is amplifying the chaos. It looks like a coordinated effort to weaken India globally.

Congress's Hypocrisy:

Congress has a long history of taking India's internal issues to foreign soil when they can't win elections at home. Now, they are using anxious kids as cannon fodder for their political resurrection.

The Govt Actually Acted:

They didn't do nothing. They cancelled the compromised exams and made arrests. It wasn't a perfect fix, but it's better than burning the country down.

TL;DR: The exam system needs fixing, but the opposition is weaponizing student anxiety to push a violent, Bangladesh-style regime change.