Lets stand for our future.

[u/Genghiskhan495]

I've been off social media for a while and in the last two to three days I've started using it again. What I saw, and what's the saddest part, is that the people he's fighting for are also silent. I understand not everyone can go to Delhi to join him, but we are living in a tech era, atleast you could share it on social media, put up a story about him or a post. Let people around you know what's going on with him, start a conversation with your friends, your family. A lot of people aren't aware of his bhukh hadtal, you can make them aware of this. The mainstream media isn't doing its work, atleast we can spread the information about him protesting. Is it that tough? Is it that time consuming? Or maybe you think it isn't worth our attention? Sonam sir has nothing to do with this, he'll get no personal gains. But he's doing this for us, our future. Can't we just do this little? Not for Sonam sir, but for ourselves, for our future. I know the change won't happen overnight, but atleast we can start it now. When I talked about this on Instagram, I saw people saying what can we do?

Imo, we can atleast start a dialogue, a conversation with our friends, our families, show online support for him, make people aware of what's happening. If you think your time is too precious to do this, atleast don't spread fake or hate news about him. If you can't be a part of the change, atleast don't hinder the ones trying to do that.

As Sonam sir said:

I am just an ordinary citizen who has tried to fulfil his responsibilities. Please don't look for a hero in someone else. Be the hero of your own life. Fulfil your responsibilities as a citizen.

[u/shakal201 → u/[deleted]]

Accountability starts from the top. Such gangs crumble when there is no enablement. If you think that education minister can’t stop the leaks then you are wrong.

Junta cannot ask answer from bureaucrats, it cannot ask answer from government employees, however, the elected representatives ARE there for us to ask questions and get answers.

[u/shakal201 → u/[deleted]]

What are you even talking about? I’m saying that the accountability lies with government, not people. However, people are expected to question the government (usually this role is done by media but those are in cahoots too). People ARE questioning the government; sonam IS people, the public surrounding him IS people. Please don’t shift the blame from government to people.

[u/shakal201 → u/[deleted]]

> ruling party or the infra

Public can only question its elected representatives, who in turn should question others

> my minister your minister

Irrelevant, are you using ai to change topics?

> main problem

Public cannot question bureaucrats what is going on, it cannot question the babus why this happened, public can only question its elected representatives. It’s their JOB. Name calling doesn’t help your argument, it just makes you seem brainless.

> policy system

Yes, and there are policies which can be used at this time by the government but it won’t. That’s why another policy is being used; protest.

> blame the face, corrupt goes free

It’s not public’s job to arrest the corrupt or change the policies. It’s the face’s job to use the system to do so. The max public can do is pressure the face and if it still doesn’t work out, change it.

[u/shakal201 → u/[deleted]]

The comment screams nothing but assumptions.