Hyderabad – In every street of India, in every silent corner of our society, there’s a question waiting to be asked
“Why is my right denied?”
And often, that one question makes all the difference.
Democracy is not just about casting a vote once in five years. It’s about participating, questioning, and holding power accountable.
It’s about saying “I will not be ignored.”
When a young girl in a village asks, “Why doesn’t my school have a teacher?”
When a tribal farmer asks, “Why was my land taken without my permission?”
When a journalist asks, “Where is the money promised in the budget?”
They are not being defiant – They are being responsible citizens.
India becomes stronger every time a citizen speaks with courage, backed by truth. Our Constitution has given us the tools. RTI, Article 14 (Equality), Article 21 (Liberty), Freedom of Speech, and above all, the Right to Question.
But rights are not just written in law books. They live only when we practice them.
Let us not remain silent in the face of injustice.
Let us not wait for someone else to raise their voice.
Let us become that one voice that begins the change.
(“Every question begins a revolution.”)
