Environmentalist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk has appealed to citizens across India to participate in a peaceful protest at Parliament on 20th July. According to his appeal, he made this request on the 18th day of his hunger strike, urging people from all walks of life to come together in support of democratic dialogue and constitutional values.
In his message, Wangchuk emphasized that democracy is still alive and encouraged people to exercise their democratic rights peacefully and responsibly. He also made a special appeal to schools, colleges, and universities, requesting educational institutions to bring their students to witness what he described as a real-life example of political science and democracy in action.
According to the appeal, the gathering is intended to remain peaceful and non-violent, with participants urged to maintain discipline and respect the law while expressing their views. Wangchuk believes that exposing young people to democratic processes outside the classroom can help them better understand civic participation, constitutional rights, and the importance of peaceful public engagement.
The proposed protest has attracted attention on social media, where supporters have been sharing the message and encouraging citizens to participate responsibly. Those planning to attend are advised to follow official instructions from the authorities and remain updated through verified sources regarding any changes to the event.
