Democracy Must Be Verified — Not Assumed

My name is Sohan.

I did not start writing because everything was stable.
I started writing because too many things felt wrong — and too many voices felt unheard.

I come from a country where politics shapes everyday life, where justice can feel fragile, and where silence often becomes survival. Over the years, I’ve watched power shift, promises repeat, and trust slowly erode. And I realised something: if we do not document our time honestly, we lose more than elections — we lose memory.

This platform is my attempt to refuse that silence.

I write about politics, society, faith, power, and human dignity — not to attack, but to question. Not to inflame, but to understand. Not to divide, but to demand accountability.

I believe democracy is not just about voting.
It is about institutions that protect the weak.
It is about transparency that outlives governments.
It is about citizens who refuse to forget.

Some of what I write may be uncomfortable.
But discomfort is often the beginning of awareness.

This space is for those who care deeply about justice, who believe integrity matters more than slogans, and who understand that real change begins with honest reflection.

If you are here, you are not just a reader.

You are part of a conversation that refuses to disappear.

Welcome.