India needs a peaceful revolution: Sonam Wangchuk
In a video message ahead of Independence Day, he called for a fundamental change in the manner in which political leaders are chosen
Activist Sonam Wangchuk has called for a peaceful revolution in India's political leadership selection process, urging citizens to identify selfless and fearless individuals to guide the nation's future. In a video message ahead of Independence Day, Wangchuk expressed concern that without such a change, India may not be a respected nation by 2047.
He pointed out that neighboring countries like Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh have moved ahead, and warned that if current trends continue, India may also fall behind in terms of per capita GDP and global market presence. Wangchuk emphasized that the education system plays a crucial role in the country's progress and that governance cannot be confined to a single political party, as dissent has been suppressed by various governments.
He lamented that despite a change in leadership and protests in recent months, corruption and injustice have only become more entrenched, with a significant number of elected representatives facing criminal charges. Wangchuk called for a fundamental change in the way political leaders are chosen, emphasizing that without the right leaders, the country will be on the wrong path.
He also highlighted the need for selfless and fearless individuals who can help shape India's future, and urged citizens to propose such individuals as a gesture of support on Independence Day.
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