Sonam Wangchuk Hunger Strike: Mahua Moitra, Uddhav Thackeray Lead Calls to End Fast Amid Health Concerns
People are saying that the government does not care about Sonam Wangchuk. Many people, including Mahua Moitra , Uddhav Thackeray and Abhijeet Dipke are asking Sonam Wangchuk to stop his hunger strike. They are worried about Sonam Wangchuk's health.
Sonam Wangchuk has been on hunger strike for a time and his health is getting worse. He has been protesting at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. He wants the government to do something about the problems in Ladakh. Sonam Wangchuks supporters say that the government is not listening to him and that is why he is still on hunger strike.
In a public statement, Moitra said that his life was invaluable and that he should preserve his strength for the longer struggle ahead. Her remarks came as medical concerns surrounding Wangchuk's condition continued to grow.
Expressing frustration, Dipke questioned whether authorities were waiting for a tragedy before responding. He also alleged that protesters faced difficulties in securing basic facilities, including protection from rain at the protest venue, describing the administration's approach as insensitive.
Many people are worried about Sonam Wangchuk's health. He has lost a lot of weight and his blood sugar levels are very low. The people who are taking care of him say that he needs to stop his hunger strike and eat something.
He has also announced plans for a peaceful march towards Parliament during the Monsoon Session to further press for dialogue with the government.
For now, the hunger strike has evolved beyond a political protest into a humanitarian concern, with leaders across party lines and members of civil society united in one appeal: that Sonam Wangchuk end his fast and continue his fight through democratic engagement rather than risking his life.
Sonam Wangchuk has been on hunger strike for a time and his health is getting worse. He has been protesting at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. He wants the government to do something about the problems in Ladakh. Sonam Wangchuks supporters say that the government is not listening to him and that is why he is still on hunger strike.
Mahua Moitra Appeals: 'Your Life Matters'
Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra made an emotional appeal to Wangchuk, urging him to end the hunger strike while assuring him that his message had already reached millions.In a public statement, Moitra said that his life was invaluable and that he should preserve his strength for the longer struggle ahead. Her remarks came as medical concerns surrounding Wangchuk's condition continued to grow.
Uddhav Thackeray Backs Protest, Urges Fast to End
Uddhav Thackeray also supports Sonam Wangchuk. He says that the government should listen to what Sonam Wangchuk's saying and do something about it. Uddhav Thackeray wants Sonam Wangchuk to stop his hunger strike because he is worried about his health.You may also like
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Abhijeet Dipke Alleges Government Apathy
Abhijeet Dipke is also worried about Sonam Wangchuk. He says that the government is not doing anything to help him and that is very sad. Abhijeet Dipke wants the government to listen to Sonam Wangchuk and do something about the problems in Ladakh..Expressing frustration, Dipke questioned whether authorities were waiting for a tragedy before responding. He also alleged that protesters faced difficulties in securing basic facilities, including protection from rain at the protest venue, describing the administration's approach as insensitive.
Health Concerns Continue to Rise
According to updates shared by Wangchuk's supporters, his health has worsened significantly after more than two weeks without food. They claim he has lost around 8.2 kilograms, while his blood sugar levels have dropped to concerning levels. Medical teams continue to monitor his condition, although supporters insist that immediate intervention is necessary.Many people are worried about Sonam Wangchuk's health. He has lost a lot of weight and his blood sugar levels are very low. The people who are taking care of him say that he needs to stop his hunger strike and eat something.
Why Is Sonam Wangchuk Protesting?
Wangchuk's protest is centered on long-standing demands concerning Ladakh, including greater constitutional safeguards, environmental protection and governance reforms. He has repeatedly argued that the ecologically fragile Himalayan region requires stronger legal protections to safeguard its people, culture and natural resources. The activist has maintained that his movement is peaceful and aimed at drawing national attention to these concerns.He has also announced plans for a peaceful march towards Parliament during the Monsoon Session to further press for dialogue with the government.
What Happens Next?
With Wangchuk's health reportedly deteriorating each day, pressure is mounting on both the government and the activist himself. While supporters continue to back his demands, many believe preserving his health is essential for sustaining the movement in the long term.For now, the hunger strike has evolved beyond a political protest into a humanitarian concern, with leaders across party lines and members of civil society united in one appeal: that Sonam Wangchuk end his fast and continue his fight through democratic engagement rather than risking his life.
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