Prime Minister Narendra Modi has unveiled a strategy aimed at curbing widespread protests across India, which have intensified over recent months amid economic concerns and political dissent. The approach focuses on addressing grievances through dialogue while reinforcing law enforcement measures to maintain public order. Critics argue the plan risks further alienating protesters, while supporters see it as a necessary balance between stability and reform. The move comes as demonstrations continue to disrupt daily life in several regions, raising questions about the government’s ability to navigate growing unrest.
Modi’s Plan to Stop India’s Protests The New York Times
