Never Enough

Early 20s | Indian | she/her

[idkhowtopickmyurl]

Aside from the shamelessness of our current government, it’s baffling to see the lack of empathy towards Sonam Wangchuk online. Like that man is literally dying in front of our eyes for the future of this country and yet you’re busy criticising him for using the washroom multiple times instead of questioning the government about its poor governance?.

It’s genuinely mind boggling to see the media brainwash an entire generation of civilians against a man who has contributed so much for our country.

[ghost-in-pieces]

SHRI SHRII Modi will come to Twitter after the death of Sonam Wangchuk Sir.

“Very disheartened by the demise of MR. Sonam Wangchukee ji”

[myauditionfordrphil]

yeah let's hold sonam wangchuk under scrutiny for apparently not fasting properly and his intentions but how dare we hold the minister under whom 7 national level papers were leaked accountable. how dare we question our supreme leader who still wishes him a happy birthday while parents are mourning their children who were killed by the system they created. istg if this fuck ass public questioned the govt as much as they are questioning the protesters we would not even be protesting. they'll ask every question - why is dipke not fasting, why is wangchuk allies with cjp, is he truly even fasting, how is he not dead he must be eating in the bathroom, why a hunger strike, blah blah blah but dare we actually ask people - mind you public servants meant to serve us - these kinds of questions rather than people who owe us absolutely nothing. our leaders - yes, that includes the absolutely incompetent opposition as well - are the ones who owe us shit but we'll question and probe into everybody's actions but theirs. atp i think sonam wangchuk should break his fast because the youth he is protesting for are also walking the path of their whatsapp educated parents, supporting a political party who hurted students in a way like no other and holding the people - their own peers- who are fighting for their cause accountable for the problems of the country. i have seen enough "youths" in comments section being so unbelievable vain and honestly fucking dumb that it boils my blood, i have no hope in this fucking world; call me full of hatred of what but i hope they fucking die, that they feel every ounce of pain that the children who killed themselves felt and even worse i hope they feel the same level of hopelessness that the children who are still alive, still fighting for their basic rights while their own people bash them instead of the perpetrators felt, if our generation cannot bring a revolution for our own future and on top of that bring down the people bringing one, then we dont deserve that future.

[the-bleeding-poetesss]

Imagine making memes about someone who's literally fighting for your rights. How apathetic do you have to be to mock a person who's been on a hunger strike for 19 days straight all for the sake of our future?

[yearnerray]

RANT

In the light of Sonam Wangchuk being taken to the hospital forcefully by the police and the lathi charge that has taken place I would like to speak about this whole protest.

To some andhbhakts, let me tell you the right to protest is a constitutional right. The right to assemble peacefully is also a fundamental right. So every single person who's at Jantar Mantar is FIGHTING for the lives of COUNTLESS students, for the future of this country, for the number of people who had to give up their lives because of this system. And it is constitutional. It is the basis of democracy.

I have seen people sitting in their AC rooms, comment a lot on the protest. "This is not a real protest." And "They're being funded by anti national forces." Disrespectfully, do not use your conspiracy theory and pseudo intellectualism to excuse your lack of empathy.

And to the people constantly targetting Abhijeet Dipke, for not sitting on hunger strike with Sonam Sir (He is now), for previously being affiliated with AAP and what not. Let me remind you, he left a luxurious life in USA, to sit on the streets and protest for youth of the country. Yes, there are opposition leaders joining the protest, and isnt it obvious that there will be? That is the role of the opposition!!

And to the people defending the government, WHAT IS YOUR EXCUSE FOR THERE BEING NO DIALOGUE AFTER 20 DAYS OF A MAN'S HUNGER STRIKE???? NO ACTIONS AGAINST THE EDUCATION MINISTER???

[suvarnarekha]

There was a time when Lal Bahadur Shastri resigned from his post of railway minister in 1956 because of a railway accident in Tamil Nadu where 140 passengers died.

He felt responsible for those people who lost their lives because he wanted to be accountable to his responsibility.

Ek wo din tha aur ek aaj ka din hai.

This cowardly pathetic education minister Dharmendra Pradhan is refusing to resign even after the NEET paper leak, so many deaths of students – that are STILL HAPPENING btw – due to this, and the biggest scientist-reformer of the country is on a hunger strike unto death!?!?!?

And if you are not dropping your stupid political biases and fucking supporting this cause then you're part of the problem.

[the-bleeding-poetesss]

Paper leaks affecting millions of students

Student suicides

NEET-UG paper leak controversy

UGC-NET paper leak allegations under investigation

Maharashtra TET paper leak

Manipur violence

Crimes against women and children

Farmers' protests

Sonam Wangchuk's protest

Bundelkhand protests

Youth unemployment protests

Environmental protests against deforestation and mining

Inflation and rising cost of living

Recruitment scams and corruption allegations

Delayed government recruitments

Custodial deaths and police brutality cases

Internet shutdowns during unrest

Air pollution and water crises in many cities

And THE FUNNY PART IS MOST OF THESE CASE CAME OUT THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA

Kyuki Official news channels ko to 'Modi ji aaj yahan ghoomne gaye the' isse matlab hai..

[incarn]

when the government faces no consequences of their bad decisions, the country ceases to be a democracy.

[idkhowtopickmyurl]

Aside from the shamelessness of our current government, it’s baffling to see the lack of empathy towards Sonam Wangchuk online. Like that man is literally dying in front of our eyes for the future of this country and yet you’re busy criticising him for using the washroom multiple times instead of questioning the government about its poor governance?.

It’s genuinely mind boggling to see the media brainwash an entire generation of civilians against a man who has contributed so much for our country.

[maroonkurta55]

A country's intelligence should be questioned when entertainment consistently drowns out empathy.

[yours-paradoxically]

it's actually sickening how unremorseful and disgusting dharmendra pradhan is for not resigning himself, which i know people will say is to be expected of a politician but what the fuck man, he's out there touring puri and visiting the jagannath temple while sonam wangchuk lies in a fatal condition because of these idiots' incompetency and lack of accountability. no god is going to want to save you when you have the blood of innocent students on you hands, have some shame.

[maroonkurta55]

Being apolitical does not make you look cute,you're just a spineless coward with no opinions.

[sonecta]

It's bizzare to see how Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike is turning out. The level of apathy and incompetency the BJP government has currently is truly dystopian. I feel disgusted as a citizen.

[myauditionfordrphil]

it doesn't even fucking matter that sonam wangchuk is somewhat of a national hero, a scientist, an innovator, who did more for his people than these fuckers can even dream of. if any citizen, any common man or woman of this country is on a fast onto death as a way to protest against the govt, to ask questions, to get answers and solutions and the govt is radio silent, not even initiating contact (and the opposition is also fucking useless only their to divide people and give some sort of leverage to the ruling party to fuel their agenda rather than doing what they're actually supposed to do) - that is a sign of a dead democracy, that's textbook authoritarianism but jaahil toh hum log humesha se hai.

[literallyheretorotaway]

The fact that a scientist on a hunger strike for a movement that came out of a meme can help revive political discourse, the notion of an accountable government and sensibility in the population is proof that life is stranger than fiction

[hamzakamehroomkurta]

You may be a rightist. You may support the current political party. You may not support CJP. But as a citizen, we cannot let Him die. Apart from being deeply invested in current affairs, political activism, education, and science, he's a great researcher. An inventor. A man whom India needs so urgently. A man who's been a recipient of so many awards. A man, whose life inspired the movie that made our childhood. A man of values, who values us more than he does his life. Democracy has failed us when even simple pleas and non violent hunger strikes refuse to grab attention of people who need to intervene the most. When no one heard us, He did. And now, we can't lose him.

As he's fighting for us, let us fight for him, with him.

If this post attacked you, then I consider my job well done.

[kosmogrl]