Archive · 28 Nov 2025
PM Modi Faces Regime Change Operations Using Gen Z
PM Modi and the Indian government are facing protests and regime change operations that are being attributed to foreign influence.
These protests started with legitimate issues like environmental concerns and exam irregularities but were hijacked to target the government.
The article suggests that foreign entities are using social media and NGOs to fuel these protests and create unrest.
The government has responded with arrests and reforms, but the author warns that these operations will continue as India grows stronger.
Protests in Delhi, Ladakh, and Sambhal have been linked to regime change operations targeting PM Modi.
Legitimate grievances were hijacked to fuel anti-government sentiment, with slogans supporting Maoist terrorists like Madvi Hidma.
Foreign influence, including NGOs and social media, is suspected in amplifying these protests.
The government has responded with arrests, FIRs, and reforms, such as overhauling the NTA and adding new exam seats.
The author warns that these operations will continue as India grows stronger, aiming to fracture the country's unity.
- Who
- PM Narendra Modi and the Indian government
- What
- Facing regime change operations and protests
- When
- November 28, 2025
- Where
- Delhi, Ladakh, and Sambhal
- Why
- Alleged foreign influence and exploitation of youth emotions
- Date
- November 28, 2025
- Author
- Abhijit Majumder
- Incidents
- Protests in Delhi, Ladakh, and Sambhal
- Key Figures
- Madvi Hidma, Sonam Wangchuk
- Government Response
- Arrests, FIRs, and reforms
- External Influence
- Foreign NGOs and social media
- Development Spending
- Rs 80,000 crore in Ladakh since 2019