CJP protest: 3 students on hunger strike with Sonam Wangchuk end indefinite fast

Three students who were on an indefinite hunger strike in support of activist Sonam Wangchuk have concluded their fast. Neha Bora, Manish Kumar, and Ameen Amitoj, all leaders within the All India Students' Association (AISA), ended their protest after an unspecified period.

The students' hunger strike was part of a larger movement highlighting issues championed by Wangchuk, an engineer and education reform advocate. AISA has been vocal in its demands, which are understood to encompass student welfare and educational policies. The indefinite fast by its student leaders underscored the urgency and seriousness with which the association views these matters.

Sonam Wangchuk, known for his work in Ladakh, has been advocating for various causes, including environmental protection and educational reform. His initiatives often draw attention to the unique challenges faced by the Himalayan region. The students' protest aimed to amplify these concerns and pressure authorities to address them.