'This Country Needs A Peaceful Revolution': Sonam Wangchuk Urges PM Modi For Decriminalised Parliament | Video
New Delhi: Activist Sonam Wangchuk called for a "peaceful revolution" to bring changes in the way leaders are chosen, urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to work towards a "decriminalised Parliament" and seeking public suggestions for people he can consult on reforms. In a post on X on Friday, Wangchuk said, "Can we seek this gift from PM on this Independence Day..! A Decriminalised Parliament,…
Activist Sonam Wangchuk is calling for a peaceful revolution to bring about changes in the selection of leaders in India. He is urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to work towards a decriminalised Parliament and is seeking public suggestions for individuals to consult on reforms. In a post on X, Wangchuk posed a question to the Prime Minister on Independence Day, asking for a "Decriminalised Parliament" as promised in 2014.
He also invited suggestions for selfless men and women to consult for reforms. Wangchuk highlighted that nearly half of Indian MPs have criminal cases against them, and a third have serious charges like murder, rape, and kidnapping, which has led to a trust deficit in the nation. He expressed his desire to consult the best minds in the country to identify changes needed and how to implement them.
Wangchuk called for wider public participation, stating that together, they can start India's second independence movement. He appealed to individuals to help spread the message and translate it into regional languages.
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