"Seeing the “cockroaches” gathered at Jantar Mantar reminds me of Bangladesh’s July 2024 movement.
The students began with the slogan, “Quota or merit? Merit, merit,” and ended up demanding the fall of the government," tweeted author Taslima Nasreen.
Despite heavy rains, protesters gathered at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi
And then she cautioned:
"Bangladesh as a whole is now paying the price for what followed. Militant jihadists have seized power", she writes.
"Since the July movement, I have felt apprehensive whenever I see students gathering anywhere. I can no longer trust such gatherings easily. July 2024 taught me that not every student movement stands for democracy ...," says the writer whose book 'Lajja' based on anti-Hindu riots made waves in 1993 and she was subsequently served with fatwa and 'death penalty' sentence by Islamic fundamentalists.
"Some revolutions remove an old regime only to open the door to an even more frightening darkness," she cautioned referring to the situation in Bangladesh especially after the interim regime had taken over the reins.
The BNP government headed by Tarique Rahman took over charge in Bangladesh after Feb 2026 elections.
Meanwhile other angles are being looked into.
It’s all about the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) bil and the steps government is taking on foreign funding.
"Too many foreign countries and their nefarious designs in India will come to a screeching halt," says senior lawyer Mahesh Jethmalani, also a BJP leader.
It's more than NEET ...
There are lobbies which want Dharmendra Pradhan out !!
There are other stories associated with the portfolio of Education in India.
Dharmendra Pradhan as the minister in charge and the Modi Govt as the final decision making body are likely to take a few 'final' decisions including on -
New Mathematics Curriculum
and New set of NCERT books for Class IX to XII.
As it is already known - the 'New History Curriculum' is also in public debate for long now.
The UGC's proposed undergraduate mathematics curriculum integrates ancient Indian concepts like sutra literature and calendrics, aiming to demystify math and emphasise on values.
Since Vedic times (several millennia before the Christian era), Indians represented whole numbers in the decimal place-value system, enumerating very large numbers with ease and without ambiguity. This is just an example.
Essentially, Pradhan and the Modi cabinet are likely to take key decisions that will have no single point of Failure and no single point of manipulation.
These are likely to create hurdles for 'deep pockets' in the west who have invested a lot over the decades into 'education sector'.
But they have not done so for charity alone.
The revolutionary approaches and methodologies in Indian education system including study of History and the mandatory three language system has already upset stakeholders in large private varsities in US, UK and countries like Australia.
These are related to Coaching Class-industry -- always considered a mushrooming sector with good dividends.
Thus, the CJP and related protest vis-a-vis Education sector and so-called joblessness is like nuclear bombs in itself.
Coaching centres already face critical operational and ethical challenges, including the need to navigate strict government regulations, managing immense student stress and burnout, and adapting to tech-savvy learners.
These hurdles require a delicate balance between driving academic success and ensuring holistic well-being.
Hence, it is possible the CJP is not only an education/youth oriented game. In the government, many questions are being raised. One of them is vital.
Why suddenly a Boston-based student realises the importance of seeking Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation ?
Sources maintain multiple foreign forces have a religious hatred towards Hindus that is Indians as whole.
They have played their game too long.
Now suddenly, it is being checked .... 'deep pockets' get hurt.
A BJP foot-soldier told journalists - "... like Article 370, SIR, end of Mamata aapa rule in West Bengal, this FCRA and other bills and new steps on Education will also get passed and implemented soon".
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