Sunday March

In the US, people of religions other than Christianity had to face several difficulties. They were not granted many rights like public speaking, access to quality education, allow of entering several tourist spots, travel access to particular destinations, etc. The people were in great trouble. They were often bullied by the Christians. They were laughed at and mocked.

A man from the bullied community, Shiva Ranjan, took charge to uplift the community and work to get all the necessary rights. He started gathering people from the community at places where they would not get caught by the cops. He started motivating them and ignited a flame for freedom inside their hearts. The people listened to him with great attention and took an oath and promised themselves they will work together and help each other to improve their situation.

They started gathering secretly and planning their revolutionary march to the President’s residence. The march was planned for Sunday. The people would gather at a particular location and then begin their march covering every possible governmental headquarters on their way. There were more than two thousand people. They started making banners. Some started making pamphlets and stuck them on poles, outside shops and buildings, on someone’s cars, near the churches, and at locations where people would notice it. The President wasn’t aware of it. The head of the police department came to know about this march and started planning their defense. He called out for the cops and squads and assigned their locations where they have to be present during the march. They thought they would handle it themselves, so they didn’t inform the President.

On the day of the march, around three thousand people gather at the decided place and began their march. There were many banners in their hands that asked for equal rights for people of every religion. On their way, they came across the cops and skilled squads who tried their best to stop the crowd but every one of them failed to control a large number of people. The people finally reached the President’s residence and they started trespassing at the gate to enter inside.

The situation was getting out of control. Media also reached the spot to capture the revolution. Eventually, the President showed up. He addressed the public and called the Chief Justice of the court. The President and the Chief Justice had a discussion which was broadcasted live. They arrived at the conclusion that the demands of the public will be fulfilled and they will receive every right and their restrictions will be taken back. The Chief Justice said this publicly and then the crowd rested. Their revolutionary march for freedom and other rights was successful and they were granted their demands.