Sonam Wangchuk Calls for Peaceful Revolution to Change India's Leadership

Sonam Wangchuk is a man from Ladakh, India, who works for change in his country.

Before India's Independence Day, he made a video asking people to listen.

He said India needs a big change in the way it chooses its leaders.

He called this a 'peaceful revolution' and 'India's second Independence movement.'

He believes the wrong leaders can send the whole country in the wrong direction.

He also said education is very important for India's future.

Wangchuk told people that many members of Parliament have been accused of crimes, which worries him.

He asked citizens to suggest honest, brave people who could help lead the country.

He wants to travel all over India to talk to people about what should change.

Most importantly, he wants this change to happen peacefully, without violence.