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The COCKROACH PHOBIA...

Questions are being raised over whether the ongoing protests represent a genuine social movement or a politically driven mobilisation with potential implications for national security.

The COCKROACH PHOBIA...

A very serious thing is emerging in our peace loving Indian society by the rag tags who are conveniently calling themselves as workers of the Cockroach Janta Party and galvanizing misguided youth to stage protests against the Government. Is it a social movement ? Well the answer is a blatant No. Social movements happen when masses of the entire community comprising all age groups and with common ideological beliefs become biographically and ideologically available to home press their demands. Not just a segment of people who are socially available by default and under extreme peer pressure.

Apparently, to propel such an act, there is a faction or a group of people with vested interests who are taking advantage by doctoring a Political Opportunity Structure since they are weak and have no other option. This is detrimental to our National Security as well, wherein, even depredatory acts by the Anti-National elements cannot be ruled out since such situations may create a window of opportunity for them.

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