Sonam Wangchuk: Will Sonam Wangchuk call off her hunger strike? Writing a letter to the government is an important condition, said…

• Will Sonam Wangchuk call off her hunger strike?
• An important condition is to write a letter to the government
• Sonam Wangchuk’s letter to Govt

Sonam Wangchuk Letter News Marathi: Social workers Sonam Wangchuk He has written to the government, assuring that he is ready to end the hunger strike. However, he has placed a condition before the government.

Sonam Wangchuk wrote in the letter, “I respectfully seek a clear assurance from the government that no punitive or retaliatory legal action will be taken against any of the young protesters who participated in this protest. Their only crime is that they raised their voice for a fair and accountable education system.” “If such an assurance is given, I will end my fast with the confidence that the government has not only listened to me, but has also understood the aspirations of millions of young Indians.”

Sonam Wangchuk’s letter to Govt

Sonam Wangchuk Union Minister J.P. Nadda and Dr. “Thank you for visiting me at the hospital last night and for your appeal to end my hunger strike,” wrote Jitendra Singh. During our conversation, you assured me that the government would look into these matters positively.

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Adequate compensation should be given to the families of the students who committed suicide after the exam question paper was leaked.

There should be a meaningful debate in Parliament to determine accountability, including consideration of the resignation of the Hon’ble Education Minister.

Sonam Wangchuk further wrote, “Despite police excesses and use of extra force, the ‘Chalo Parliament March’ on 20 July 2026 was extremely peaceful. The entire country and the world saw their restraint and their commitment to the democratic movement.”

“I sincerely hope that this trust in democratic institutions will not be shaken by any legal action, persecution or retaliatory action against those involved,” Wangchuk added.

Conditions put before the government to end the hunger strike

Sonam Wangchuk by J. P. Nadda and Dr. Elaborating further on his decision to end his fast, Jitendra Singh wrote, “After your visit, about 65 MPs from various political parties have written to me. Some have already arrived and the rest are expected by this evening. All of them have urged me to end my fast and reminded me that I still have a lot of work to do in national service.”

Wangchuk further wrote, “I agree with them. I want to live. I want to return to my students, to education and to the work that has defined my life. But I cannot do this with the lives of the youth for whom this movement was started.”

Sonam Wangchuk appealed to the government, “I respectfully seek a clear assurance from the government that no punitive or retaliatory legal action will be taken against any youth protestor who participated in this protest.” “If such promises are made, I will end my fast with the confidence that the government has not only heard my appeal, but has also understood the aspirations of millions of young Indians.”

If this is not heeded, then an indefinite fast

Sonam Wangchuk wrote, “In the absence of such assurances, I will be forced to continue my fast indefinitely. I also hope that the police will not use more force to quell the protest.” “The future of our democracy depends not on how it treats those who disagree with it, but on how it treats its young citizens when they dare to speak out with courage, hope and conviction,” the letter said.

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