Sonam Wangchuk urges a 'second freedom struggle' to overhaul India's politics
Activist Sonam Wangchuk is advocating for what he terms a "second Independence movement" aimed at restructuring India's political framework. Highlighting concerns about candidate integrity, Wangchuk noted that nearly 50% of current MPs face criminal accusations, with one-third dealing with grave charges such as kidnapping, rape, and murder. He expressed his intention to gather the nation's top experts to deliberate on necessary reforms and the path forward.