This Indian protest might look like a movement for change, democracy, and freedom, but it is actually part of a larger CIA plan in South Asia. The Indian government might appear to be influenced by foreign powers, but it is actually driven by its own mindset and tendency to copy others. The current Modi government has maintained good relations with almost all countries. This might make it seem like a “good boy” in the game of geopolitics, but that became its biggest mistake when the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out.
Indian people are naturally very focused on economic matters. Hindu religion places great emphasis on wealth — it even has a dedicated god of wealth. For many, accumulating and keeping wealth is almost like keeping a god close to them. So when Russia offered India oil at the lowest prices after the Ukraine war — along with many other benefits — India could not refuse this opportunity and became one of the largest buyers of Russian products. This decision is what made Western governments turn against India.
The current student and youth protests are a trap set by external forces (including the CIA), and 95% of the protesters have no idea about the bigger picture. They will not achieve any real change. The only people who will benefit are certain activist leaders (like those from CJP), opposition political parties, and other actors that you do not even know supported this all.
Moreover, the Western social values that new rulers would impose will be incompatible with South Asian society. Below, I will explain just one of these values based on real experience. There are many others, but this example shows how such changes, while appearing progressive on the surface, can create serious imbalances.
Youth-Only Society
Indian youth usually live with their parents until and even after completing their education, often supported by their parents’ money. This is very different from Western society, where children are often expected to leave home as teenagers, take part-time jobs, and support themselves while studying. This Western model cannot easily work in India. There simply aren’t enough jobs for all the young people, especially when their middle-aged parents are still working and may also be supporting the grandparents which western parents do not have to worry.
From my real experience, I knew a business that had employees of all ages. After similar CIA operation, the youth fell into this trap and promoted “youth-only” campaigns. As a result, the business owner fired all the older employees and turned the workplace into a youth-only environment just to keep revenue steady. This kind of imbalance can severely harm Indian society. The West does not understand your living conditions, your culture, or your capabilities. They only want what serves their own interests. They push changes that you don’t actually need.
I know it feels exciting but temporarily — hanging out with many girls and boys togather, getting wet from water cannons, grabbing strangers anywhere to pull them up, or taking someone aside without even knowing their name and worrying about further responsibilities. But these temporary thrills can make every future step deadly for you, your family, and your future youths.