History isn't always made in Parliament. Sometimes, it's made when ordinary citizens refuse to stop asking extraordinary questions.
Today wasn't a victory of one political party over another. It was a reminder that democracy doesn't end at the ballot box. It lives on through informed citizens who question, participate, and hold institutions accountable.
I don't support chaos. I don't support blind politics. I support a country where students asking for answers are met with transparency, where education is protected with integrity, and where accountability leads to reform—not just headlines.
If today means anything, I hope it reminds us that the youth of this country isn't indifferent. It cares, it questions, and it hopes for better.
Now let's ensure this becomes the beginning of change—not the end of a news cycle.
