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Posted On: July 18th 2026, 09:55 am
*Error = Bias/Biasedness not Biasness
Emotional, hero-driven movements have a history in India of moving faster than the facts. Read the specifics, not just the sentiment.
The real issue is impulsive, emotional reactions without reading the situation. A carefully manufactured image has been sold to the nation for years, this happens with plenty of leaders, so why not Wangchuk? The narrative that he's the real-life "Rancho" from 3 Idiots, poor boy, broken system, revolutionary innovator is false. Rancho was never based on him; if anything, his public image was built on the film. Truth stays truth, lies stay lies they shouldn't blur into one story.
Overnight "movements" like AAP or CJP follow a pattern we've seen before, and youth fall for it every time. I remember students at Jantar Mantar rallying for Anna Hazare in 2011, everyone knows how that ended. Wangchuk's story isn't rags to revolution either. It's political family privilege repackaged as grassroots rebellion.
This might be the same Anna Hazare pattern repeating, CJP picks Wangchuk as today's face, only to bring forward another one later, the way Kejriwal did in Delhi before disappointing the people who trusted him. India's youth is emotionally driven, and that makes it easy to mobilize.
To be clear: I'm not biased toward BJP, and I'm not endorsing gimmick-driven figures like Wangchuk or this protest either. If BJP is at fault anywhere, including on why the NEET paper actually leaked and who's responsible, that should be said honestly, without favouritism either way.
Prashant Raj
#PrashantRaj #prashantwritez #CJP #NEETPaperLeak #SonamWangchuk
Emotional, hero-driven movements have a history in India of moving faster than the facts. Read the specifics, not just the sentiment.
The real issue is impulsive, emotional reactions without reading the situation. A carefully manufactured image has been sold to the nation for years, this happens with plenty of leaders, so why not Wangchuk? The narrative that he's the real-life "Rancho" from 3 Idiots, poor boy, broken system, revolutionary innovator is false. Rancho was never based on him; if anything, his public image was built on the film. Truth stays truth, lies stay lies they shouldn't blur into one story.
Overnight "movements" like AAP or CJP follow a pattern we've seen before, and youth fall for it every time. I remember students at Jantar Mantar rallying for Anna Hazare in 2011, everyone knows how that ended. Wangchuk's story isn't rags to revolution either. It's political family privilege repackaged as grassroots rebellion.
This might be the same Anna Hazare pattern repeating, CJP picks Wangchuk as today's face, only to bring forward another one later, the way Kejriwal did in Delhi before disappointing the people who trusted him. India's youth is emotionally driven, and that makes it easy to mobilize.
To be clear: I'm not biased toward BJP, and I'm not endorsing gimmick-driven figures like Wangchuk or this protest either. If BJP is at fault anywhere, including on why the NEET paper actually leaked and who's responsible, that should be said honestly, without favouritism either way.
Prashant Raj
#PrashantRaj #prashantwritez #CJP #NEETPaperLeak #SonamWangchuk
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