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They were successful last time because the issue they raised, the paper leak, was genuine, non-political, deeply concerning to students and parents, and heavily covered by the media. They had a clean, credible face leading the charge: Sonam Wangchuk, a scientist, engineer, and innovator, kind of figure that resonates with STEM Gen Z, a group that normally doesn't protest but holds heavy influence over pop culture. To top it off, right when Wangchuk's health was deteriorating, the organizers behind the scenes brought in influencers and celebrities to turn the movement into a pop-culture phenomenon. This caught the govt off-guard, especially with top police leadership making blunders in anticipating events, as evidenced by the sudden last-minute replacement of the police commissioner. Caught unprepared, the govt mismanaged the situation and inadvertently granted immense legitimacy to the CJP leadership. But that success went straight to CJP's head. They fell into the trap of believing they were undisputed "youth icons" who could call a march on Parliament and bring down a government at will. They forgot one critical detail: the cause matters. This time, they raised a purely political issue that does not concern the masses, as people recognize the supposed "threat to democracy" as a manufactured narrative. Consequently, it found zero resonance with actual students or the general public. It was a purely political ploy, and paired with a govt that was far better prepared and more tactical, the entire effort collapsed. Hopefully, this brings CJP back down to reality. I hope the govt gets to the bottom of this conspiracy, and that everyone who organized and promoted unlawful activities, if any, under the guise of activism is held accountable.