#isupportsonamwangchuk

[stfulara]

I was a neet victim, my peers are neet victims, I've gone through countless sleepless nights just to crack one exam. so I've lived this horror and many are still fighting. where education should be a right for me felt like a never ending war. sometimes it felt easier to give up on life rather than fighting for basic rights. cos at a point it felt useless, no matter how hard you try you'd fail. I've always thought that someday someone will come forward and speak for us.

and Sonam Wangchuk sir did.

but are we, the 'victims' supporting him? while he's fighting literally till his last breath.

what's breaking my heart more is seeing people question his integrity, how could you still need convincing???? how can you live guilt free while someone is starving to death for your benefit??

[whalewritr]

So, this is something unrelated to my posts. I come from India and there is this protest going on regarding The resignation of our Education Minister due to a major leak in Competitive Exam for medical exam. This caused a huge ruckus over the past few months along with several students took their lives too. I want to bring everyone's attention that due to such discrepancy and lack of accountability of the government, us students are suffering, hence the protest. Among these people out for protest, there is a very renowned Engineer from our place who is a part of this protest as well as in a hunger strike, this is his 16th day. His name is Sonam Wangchuk. Sir's health is deteriorating as the day is passing by. Yet there is no response from the government. We as students don't want to lose such eminent person and since I am not on any social media other than Tumblr, it is my humble request to reblog and share this as much as you can. It doesnt matter if we can't be there physically for the protest, we can raise our voice through social platform.