SONAM WANGCHUK MADE A SCAPEGOAT

SONAM WANGCHUK MADE A SCAPEGOAT

19-JULY-ENG 4

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA--------------------------The movement launched in the name of students—with Sonam Wangchuk made a scapegoat—has now turned openly anti-Hindu alongside being anti-national; the very protests that initially cited the NEET exam and students' futures as causes are now dominated on stage by figures who are anti-national and hostile to Sanatani faith. From Arundhati Roy—who openly advocates for Kashmir's secession from India—to Rakesh Tikait—who once tried to plunge the nation into chaos in the name of farmers and now speaks of toppling the government to the applause of the crowd—the stage is shared by those who make vile remarks about Mata Sita and insult the revered Saint Premanand Ji Maharaj. Key orchestrators of this conspiracy include Colin Gonsalves, who signed a mercy petition to save terrorist Ajmal Kasab, and Prashant Bhushan, who had the Supreme Court doors opened at midnight for Mumbai blasts convict Yakub Memon. The protest's fiercely anti-Hindu nature was fully exposed when Nandita Narain openly chanted radical slogans like "Only the name of Allah shall remain; all thrones shall be overturned, all crowns shall fall," while figures like Kunal Kamra—whose entire career is built on making crude jokes about Mata Sita and Hindu deities—dispense their "wisdom." Surprisingly, not a single aggrieved student, teacher, or youth affected by the paper leak is visible at Jantar Mantar; instead, the space is occupied by the JNU "Dafli gang," those shouting obscene slogans like "My genitals, my choice" in the name of LGBTQ rights, and individuals intent on dividing the country. Members of the "Tukde-Tukde gang" dance to cheap songs while scantily clad and displaying photographs of deceased students—an act that constitutes the ultimate insult to the aggrieved students and their families. Of this entire drama... The most shocking and treacherous revelation surfaced when M.A. Baby—a new CPIM General Secretary and a notorious, highly controversial leader from Kerala—went straight to the Chinese Embassy under the pretext of meeting Sonam Wangchuk. There, alongside SFI student leaders, he held a highly secretive meeting with Chinese officials. When the Chinese Embassy released photos exposing that these communist leaders had received large gifts and bags, the entire group rushed to court to have the images deleted; they wanted to prevent the public from learning the truth about the conspiracy being hatched with China ahead of the Parliament's monsoon session. Not a single rupee in public donations was sought for this alleged movement, yet arrangements are being made daily at Jantar Mantar for thousands of people—including lavish meals served four times a day, pastries, juices, samosas, kachoris, tents, and gleaming microphones. The minimum daily cost for this is ₹8 lakh, amounting to over ₹2.4 crore per month. These VIP arrangements are managed by 'professional agitators' like Mohammad Javed, who take contracts to distribute biryani at events ranging from the Shaheen Bagh protests to Waqf Board demonstrations. While the common man struggles for his livelihood today, this individual is splurging crores of rupees. This clearly indicates that the entire spectacle is an international propaganda campaign—staged in the name of students but fueled by foreign funding from China and America—conspired by opposition leaders like Sanjay Singh to drag the issue out until the monsoon session and destabilize the country. All evidence cited here is based on discussions aired on news channels; we are not making any allegations ourselves.