Social Media Trends Should Not Drive Participation in NEET Protests, Says Divija Fadnavis

In a recent Instagram story, Divija Fadnavis warned the public against jumping onto the NEET and education‑reform protests simply because they are trending online. She reminded followers that viral content does not equate to genuine cause alignment.

Divija urged people to distinguish between the core issues—student rights, transparent testing, and prevention of paper leaks—and the peripheral political narratives that sometimes accompany the rallies. She reiterated that peaceful protest is a democratic right, but any form of violence by either protesters or police must be rejected.

Her statement also touched upon the necessity for an opposition that constructively engages with policy, rather than seeking to tarnish the government for its own sake. The call to action: assess the movement’s motives, stay focused on education reform, and avoid being swayed by fleeting social‑media hype.