"Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas"

In a democratic nation where slogans like "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas" are proudly raised, viewing RTI Activists, Social Workers, and Fearless Journalists—who raise their voices for the country’s rights—through a derogatory lens is deeply concerning. When the system falls short of providing ample employment, the youth and ordinary citizens of this nation strive to become self-reliant on their own merit.
​Today, the question is not just about employment; it is about a citizen's self-respect.
​❓ Direct and Fundamental Questions to the Government:
​Why Attack Self-Reliance? Street vendors, who feed their families through sheer hard work under the scorching sun without any government aid, are being removed from the streets. By doing so without providing any concrete alternative or rehabilitation, what kind of "self-reliance" is the government pushing them into?
​How Long Will Those Demanding Rights Be Insulted? Instead of providing security and respect to journalists, social activists, and RTI workers who expose systemic flaws, how can individuals holding high institutional positions label them with such derogatory terms? Is raising a voice against systemic failure a crime?
​Where is the Concrete Employment Policy? If the educated youth of this country is struggling due to a lack of jobs, the accountability lies entirely with the system, not with the youth fighting against tough circumstances.
​🛑 Conclusion: We Need Employment and Rights, Not Humiliation!
​Every single citizen of this country—whether a small street vendor, a social worker, or an unemployed youth—is an integral pillar of this nation. The government must understand that citizens do not deserve humiliation; they deserve secure employment, dignified policies, and the complete freedom to express their grievances. Until small traders working on the ground and conscious citizens are protected, all talk of national progress remains incomplete.