Was Sonam Wangchuk Used? | The Anna Hazare Parallel Explained | Dr. Ankit Shah

Описание: Saurabh Das and the other CJP leaders, the so-called meme party leaders, have removed Sonam Wangchuk's photograph.

Now everyone should understand the second round.

I would not even call this a prediction anymore.

It is simply obvious.

Now it is Sonam Wangchuk versus the second round of the so-called anti-national protests.

Whatever happens next, you will see Sonam Wangchuk himself take the position that all of this is wrong.

He will say that this movement has gone in the wrong direction.

You will see him taking that stand.

Obviously, he himself must have understood that he had been used, just like Anna Hazare.

They used Anna Hazare and then threw him aside.

After that, Arvind Kejriwal started his political party.

In the beginning, in Anna Hazare's own presence, he had said that he would never enter politics.

Later, he pushed Anna Hazare aside and himself became the chief cockroach and the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party.

In exactly the same way, these three lead cockroaches have now thrown Sonam Wangchuk aside.

They have not just removed him from their display picture.

That is only a representation.

They have removed Sonam Wangchuk from their political life and are now preparing to enter active politics themselves.

By now, everyone should understand what Sonam Wangchuk himself understood on the 20th.

When the Parliament March was planned, Sonam Wangchuk must have realized, while lying in the hospital, that none of these people had actually led the movement.

If they had announced a Parliament protest, they should have led it themselves.

Instead, all three of them disappeared.

At that very moment, Sonam Wangchuk must have understood that they had been using him.

They wanted his dead body.

He must have understood that.

That is why his tone has now changed.

Basically, they have thrown him aside in exactly the same way that Arvind Kejriwal threw Anna Hazare aside. #SonamWangchuk #AnnaHazare #IndianPolitics #Protests #CurrentAffairs #CJP #cjpprotest