On this edition of Take Three, Nalin Mehta , Anand Narasimhan and Shekhar Iyer discuss whether Sonam Wangchuk’s protest has the potential to grow into a broader public movement and examine comparisons being drawn with the India Against Corruption campaign. The conversation explores the political context, public mobilisation, and what sets the current agitation apart. Watch the full discussion. #TakeThree #SonamWangchuk #IndiaAgainstCorruption #Politics #IndiaNews #News18 Like Comment Transcript When Sonam Wangchuk on hunger strike on this exact this one now is this a plant? Many would say somebody would say, OK, he’s taken up a Causeway and he’s on a hunger strike. He’s there. Is there an attempt to try and revive something like the India against corruption kind of a move? You have an Arvind Kejriwal coming there. Does he have any credence, credibility? There’s a lot of social media buzz. There’s a there’s a Genz traction that the CJP also had because it came arose out of a need implementation, etcetera, intent, etcetera, direction, etcetera. One would. Say question they OK or is it just a whole social media buzz. I think there’s a huge social media attraction in Gen. Z in particular. I have met a number
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