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Vir Das shares strong message on being 'apolitical' as Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike
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Vir Das posted on social media questioning the idea of being apolitical.
He argued that remaining silent on societal issues is a conscious choice, not neutrality.
Those who speak out often possess less privilege and have more at stake, he stated.
Democracy requires citizens to hold elected officials accountable for public policy.
He cautioned against mistaking avoidance of discomfort for an ideology or political stance.
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