Silencing the voice isn't a solution.

Silencing the voice isn't a solution.

Silencing the voices of the masses is not a solution; it is a seed sown for a people's revolt. If that revolt is mishandled, it may escalate into a revolution where the people take control, and the politicians' voices will be silenced in the future. A nation is built by the people, for the people. If these voices are stifled through a fascist approach by political leaders, it could lead to outcomes similar to those of Mussolini and Hitler.

No nation can reach its full potential without listening to its citizens. Dissent is a form of feedback that reflects dissatisfaction; if taken positively, it can foster engaging conversations that add value for everyone involved and help the government correct its mistakes, ultimately leading to a more citizen-oriented country.

Many voices have been silenced in the past, but those who have passed away serve as an inspiration for future generations. Whether it's Che Guevara or Martin Luther King Jr., they will be remembered forever.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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