Acharya Prashant explains that the accumulation of filth and the loss of independence in India were not sudden events but the result of a long period of neglect regarding basic principles across religious, cultural, scientific, and educational domains. He notes that because the process of slavery and decline extended over several centuries, the process of achieving complete freedom will also take a significant amount of time. While political freedom has been attained after two centuries of revolutionary activity, other forms of freedom are still pending. He emphasizes that the current state of corruption and weariness is the product of centuries of history, and therefore, transformation cannot be expected in a matter of months or a few years. If one political party fails to transform the landscape, another must arise, and individuals who are hungry for change must contribute their own energy and effort to accelerate this long-term process.