Sonam Wangchuk has proposed what he terms India's 'second independence movement' aimed at reforming the country's political system. In a video message shared ahead of Independence Day, he emphasized the need for a fundamental change in how political leaders are selected.
Wangchuk described the current political climate as concerning, particularly highlighting the criminal backgrounds of many elected Members of Parliament. He stated that identifying selfless and fearless leaders is critical for India's development and its position on the global stage.
The activist urged citizens to join his efforts in this peaceful revolution, which he believes is essential for shaping India's future by the year 2047. His appeal aligns with his ongoing activism efforts in Ladakh.
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