Veluna13

Today this isn't about a book but it's really important. 
          	I'm from India, and I need your help to spread awareness.
          	Education activist Sonam Wangchuk been on a hunger strike for 20 days as part of a peaceful protest for the lost lives of 19 students. At the same time, many students and citizens are raising concerns over the education system, competitive exams related issues, and demanding accountability from the government, including calls for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
          	The government has been silent for days while hundreds of people are protesting in New Delhi for more than a month non-violently.
          	For thousands of students, this isn't politics. It's about justice, accountability, and the future of young people.
          	Please try to tell everyone around you and post something to support this selfless man. 
          	I'd be really grateful. 

Veluna13

@waryably india is far more corrupted than bd now. The education system is corrupted. We all have been protesting for a month now. There are a lot of people starting to speak up online including very famous superstars. They're trying to shut us. Today, the police or I'll say the government's pets abducted sonam sir forcefully in a white blanket. Like one of the most respected people of India is being treated like that. The students were beaten today. The protest has been gaining more attention now but we still need the most. To change the government. I hope the other countries will support us a lot. Thank you so much for the advice and support. We'll not give up until we win. 
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waryably

@Veluna13  i can see that . i was born in Bangladesh but i dont live there . i moved to another country when i was 7 .so i know about this typa corruption . maybe you know about the july uprising that happened in bd . yk bangladesh and india are same . but dont mind indias government are worser than bd . our past minister also did this typa this for many years but in july2024 .student couldnot tolerate it and the started to protest. so i would recomment you all to start awarnesss online and do something like making posters and baneners about it . yk they will try their best to shut you all . and out past president is also in your country .So i think bangladeshs current gov. cannot do anything but bangladeshis will support you all ik .especially students . keep your courage and stay safe .
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WakiaA

Luna ca you update me about India's current state . Cause I can't believe the news channels.yk the don't share the real news

Veluna13

@WakiaA @Veluna13 sorry I meant yesterday ( I'm sleep deprived ) also the media isn't saying anything correct. There's a lot of false narratives going around like we're the ones who attacked and all. And also that we're all anti-national but we're fighting for the children of the same nation. We're the children of the same nation big most of the blind supporters of BJP (political party) or the prime minister are the ones spreading fake news and calling our protest a political propaganda. No news channel will cover it. The ones who are doing are being shut down by the government. They even cut out the internet yesterday so we could not post anything or call anyone. It's a Gen Z protest so even our own parents are not supporting us. 
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Veluna13

@WakiaA Tomorrow was the darkest day in our generation. We had a peaceful march to the parliament. If I say peaceful, then it means just marching quietly to the parliament to ask for justice and with roses in our hands. But the government sent around 500 cops and half of them weren't even wearing their uniforms, and they beat students, 7 year old kids, high schoolers, pregnant women and groped young kids. They threw tear gas bombs at us and they tore women's clothes (female cops did that) and 13 people died yesterday because of the beating by the cops. And the prime minister left the parliament casually. Even the education minister. And they are the ones who ordered the cops to do that. They're not listening to us. India is the biggest democracy in the world but it feels more like a dictatorship. Because raising your voice against the government is allowed in our constitution, it's allowed to change the government, it's allowed to ask for a change as citizens of the country, but they're not letting us. It's like a dictatorship. And it's against the law to beat people and minors but they still did that as lawful people themselves. 
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WakiaA

Hey buddy Is everything okay in your country?

Veluna13

@WakiaA YESSS we're still fighting. We're not giving up at all until we win!
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WakiaA

Ahhhhhhhh.thats horrible. But keep fighting
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Veluna13

@WakiaA Actually, no. We've been fighting for our education and education system along with the lives of 19 students who committed su!c!de because of the misconduct of the education system. But they're trying to silence us everyday. We all are protesting against them and trying to raise our voice against the corrupt government of the country tho. I hope everything works out and we get justice for every student and our future. A very respected scientist has been on a hunger strike for 22 days for all of us but they forcefully dragged him away. But he's also not giving up. We all are trying to fight and we'll fight till the end. 
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Veluna13

Today this isn't about a book but it's really important. 
          I'm from India, and I need your help to spread awareness.
          Education activist Sonam Wangchuk been on a hunger strike for 20 days as part of a peaceful protest for the lost lives of 19 students. At the same time, many students and citizens are raising concerns over the education system, competitive exams related issues, and demanding accountability from the government, including calls for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
          The government has been silent for days while hundreds of people are protesting in New Delhi for more than a month non-violently.
          For thousands of students, this isn't politics. It's about justice, accountability, and the future of young people.
          Please try to tell everyone around you and post something to support this selfless man. 
          I'd be really grateful. 

Veluna13

@waryably india is far more corrupted than bd now. The education system is corrupted. We all have been protesting for a month now. There are a lot of people starting to speak up online including very famous superstars. They're trying to shut us. Today, the police or I'll say the government's pets abducted sonam sir forcefully in a white blanket. Like one of the most respected people of India is being treated like that. The students were beaten today. The protest has been gaining more attention now but we still need the most. To change the government. I hope the other countries will support us a lot. Thank you so much for the advice and support. We'll not give up until we win. 
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waryably

@Veluna13  i can see that . i was born in Bangladesh but i dont live there . i moved to another country when i was 7 .so i know about this typa corruption . maybe you know about the july uprising that happened in bd . yk bangladesh and india are same . but dont mind indias government are worser than bd . our past minister also did this typa this for many years but in july2024 .student couldnot tolerate it and the started to protest. so i would recomment you all to start awarnesss online and do something like making posters and baneners about it . yk they will try their best to shut you all . and out past president is also in your country .So i think bangladeshs current gov. cannot do anything but bangladeshis will support you all ik .especially students . keep your courage and stay safe .
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Hooniesbee

Hey Author, I loveeee your writing, I finished reading all the published chapters in one night, waiting for the next chapter :))

Hooniesbee

@Hooniesbee you are most welcome, and yes I will wait, take ur time, I am so exciteddd
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Veluna13

@Hooniesbee OMGGGGGG Thank you so muchhh !!! I'm so happy and glad!!! I'll be posting all the other chapters soon. Please wait, it's gonna get better .
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