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Issues of youth unemployment are real. Undeniably so, and need addressing. There is no magic bullet for this though despite best efforts by governments. Mismatch between expectations and delivery is the case in all countries. BBC should look at the sorry state of things in UK. All those forces, inside and outside the country, BBC included, which do not want a strong government in India as that reduces their capacity to pressure it to serve their domestic political or foreign policy interests, want the agitation to continue. Hence this talk of this being the start and hoping for “what next”. The paid propagandists of BBC in India quote false claims by the CJP supporters. Is it the first time the government has yielded to protests? Land Acquisition Act, Farm Laws etc? The journalist endorses the view that dissent is not allowed during “ Modi years”. Really? Isn’t political polarisation in the country proof of dissent? The abuses hurled at Modi? Accusations of fascism? Articles highly critical of Modi appear in many journals. The Courts protect dissent. All may not be well in India and that includes the propaganda by local henchmen of the BBC .