Gutteropia is not a brand. Not a campaign. Not a "smart cities initiative." It is an underground movement for everyone the system invoiced but never invited — the engineer driving Ola, the NEET topper whose seat evaporated with the paper, the RTI activist the Chief Justice just called a cockroach.
No annexures. No sub-clauses. No "we'll get back to you after the elections."
Any judge, minister, or official who compares unemployed citizens to vermin shall be required to file an RTI about their own salary, travel allowance, and bungalow square footage — and read it aloud, in open court, to the cockroaches.
Every paper leak shall be treated as a crime against the republic. The CBI shall investigate the exam board with the same energy it currently spends investigating the students who protested it. Results: published. Kingpins: named. Silence: not an option.
The Right to Information is a constitutional right, not an act of terrorism. Citizens who file RTIs shall not be called parasites by the people whose offices the RTI is about. Irony, apparently, requires legislation.
The judiciary shall be subject to the same transparency it demands of everyone else. Collegium appointments published. Asset declarations: actual. A bench that calls youth cockroaches shall be reviewed by a panel of youth. Unrobed. On camera.
Every politician who blames the unemployed for being unemployed shall first explain the last jobs report — line by line, in Hindi and English — live, without a teleprompter, to an audience of engineering graduates driving Ola.
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