Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk has ended a 26-day hunger strike over leaked medical entrance exams
Mt. Wangchuk said he is "touched and moved" by the manner in which the protesters have maintained peace despite "provocation"
Three AISA activists enter 21st day of hunger strike; protesters have been advised by doctors to rest as much as possible, conserve energy and speak less
Police said protesters tried to stop them from seizing Sonam Wangchuk, causing a 'slight commotion'.
Mr. Wangchuk acknowledged his weakening physical condition but said his resolve remained unshaken
Wangchuk has lost over 9 kg after starting hunger strike and his body is consuming muscles and his organs may be next, says doctor
Wangchuk has lost over 9 kg after starting hunger strike and his body is consuming muscles and his organs may be next, says doctor; govt. assures High Court of necessary medical intervention
The Union government has responded to activist Sonam Wanghuk’s ongoing fasting at Jantar Mantar with silence for the past 19 days even as an alarmed Delhi High Court asserted on July 16 that the ‘life of any citizen is precious’
Delhi HC asks Centre, Delhi government to respond on the plea by tomorrow due to the “urgent” nature of the issue
Arundhati Roy, Naseeruddin Shah, other eminent persons urge CJP protesters to end hunger strike
When asked about the possibility of the administration intervening if his health deteriorated, Mr. Wangchuk said he was at the protest site voluntarily, and there was no reason for the authorities to remove him
CPI(ML) Liberation General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya is scheduled to visit the protest site later in the day to extend solidarity with the agitation
"Heavy police deployment at Jantar Mantar. The police are not allowing people to enter, and many of our core team members are being denied entry. What are they planning to do?" says Mr. Dipke