Kohima: Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) National Secretary S Richard Humtsoe wants the government to talk with protesting students in Delhi. He rejected the suppression of student voices. Party national president Chirag Paswan noted that young people feel natural anger when facing serious issues. Paswan believes a democratic government should listen to these concerns instead of shutting them down.
Humtsoe stated that the ballot remains the best tool for political shifts. He urged the youth of India to ignore hate, division, and lies. Instead, voters should register, track public issues, and demand accountability from leaders. Every election is a chance to boot out poor governance and pick those who offer integrity and national development.
The LJP wants equal opportunities, jobs, and social justice for everyone. Humtsoe called on the younger generation to stay active in the system. He highlighted the stakes for the country. "The future of our nation depends on the wisdom, courage and participation of its youth. Your vote is your strength. Your participation is your responsibility. Your vision will shape India's future," he said.
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