#savesonamwangchuk

[stfulara]

the only thing this govt takes action on is dissent. the definition of democracy is lost between hypernationalism and fear. while accountability still remains a question.

today they took Sonam wangchuk, tomorrow it's going to be us if we dare to ask for accountability.

[debaprasad]

A Solidarity Statement for Sonam Wangchuk, Satyagrahi of the Anthropocene by DebaprasadBandyopadhyay Via Flickr: onceinabluemoon2021.in/2026/07/14/a-solidarity-statement-... On the 17th day of his indefinite hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, Sonam Wangchuk continues his non-violent resistance for justice, dialogue, and ecological protection of Ladakh. Echoing Jatin Das’s 1929 martyrdom and G.D. Agarwal’s sacrifice for the Ganga, Wangchuk’s ātmaśakti exposes the Indian state’s moral deafness and hypocrisy in the face of genuine satyagraha. Invoking Tagore’s fiery Bhairava hymn — “sarva kharvatāre dahe tava krodhadāha” — this post calls for solidarity with a man who has become the moral centre of a republic that has abandoned its conscience.

[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??