Sonam Wangchuk की मौत से सरकार को फ़ायदा होगा? | Neeraj Jha and Abhinay sir maths

In this episode of CJP Protest, Neeraj Jha is joined by education activist Abhinay Matha for a detailed discussion on the ongoing hunger strike of Sonam Wangchuk and the larger questions it raises about democracy, public protests, and the government's response to peaceful movements in India. The conversation examines why prolonged hunger strikes and public demonstrations often struggle to receive meaningful engagement from those in power. Neeraj Jha questions why governments today appear less willing to directly engage with protesters, despite India's long history of negotiations with individuals and groups who adopted non-violent methods to raise public issues. The discussion compares historical instances where governments met protesters, initiated dialogue, or responded to their demands with the present political climate, where many protest movements allege they are being ignored. The episode also explores the ongoing CJP protest, where several political leaders have expressed support by visiting the protest site. However, one important political question is raised: *Why has Rahul Gandhi not publicly responded to this particular movement?* This becomes significant because Rahul Gandhi has repeatedly criticized the government over issues such as paper leaks, the education system, and youth unemployment over the past year. If the concerns raised by the protesters overlap with those issues, should a response be expected from opposition leaders as well? Abhinay Matha provides his perspective on whether this silence is a political strategy, a media narrative, or simply a reflection of changing political priorities. The discussion also examines how narratives are shaped in modern politics and whether public attention toward protests depends more on political interests than on the issues themselves. This conversation is intended to encourage viewers to think critically about democratic accountability, peaceful dissent, and the role of both the government and the opposition in responding to citizens' concerns. Watch the full discussion to understand the broader political context behind these ongoing debates and share your thoughts respectfully in the comments. #sonamwangchuk #hungerstrike #cjpprotest #neerajjha #abhinaymatha #rahulgandhi #paperleak #educationcrisis #studentsprotest #indiapolitics #protestnews ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📲 Available on: • Molitics App (iOS) – https://apps.apple.com/in/app/molitic... • Molitics App (Android) – https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... • Website – https://www.molitics.in 📢 Follow us on: • View all Videos :- https://www.molitics.in/moliticsvideo... • Facebook –   / molitics   • Twitter – https://x.com/moliticsindia?s=20 • Instagram –   / molitics.india   • WhatsApp Channel – https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vaa7... 📩 Contact us at: [email protected]