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Are protests in India still spontaneous public movements —
or have they become strategic operations with funding, narratives, and global pressure?

The Indian government has decided to conduct a postmortem of major protests after 1974, assigning the Bureau of Police Research & Development (BPR&D) to analyze movements across all states and Union Territories.

This video explains:

Why 1974 is a turning point in India’s protest history

How movements shifted from streets to national highways

The role of foreign funding, NGOs, and narrative building

What the government means by “Deep State” and Economic Warfare

How democracies like Canada, France, and the USA deal with protests

The thin line between Right to Protest vs National Security

Whether the new National SOP will prevent violence or suppress dissent

India’s Constitution guarantees freedom under Article 19, but also allows reasonable restrictions.
So the real question is:

👉 Is this a preventive security framework?
👉 Or a tool to silence dissent?

Watch till the end and decide for yourself.

💬 Share your opinion in the comments.
Because this is not just about protests —
it’s about your freedom and the country’s security.

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