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‘I will not die..’; Sonam Wangchuk appeals to the nation by releasing a video

By Samira Vishwas
  • Today is the 19th day of Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike.
  • Even if I eat it, what message will it convey? The message will go out to the government that there is no longer any need for accountability.
  • My condition is not such that I will die in two-four days. I have many medical tests going on. After 18 days of fasting my condition is normal.

 

Sonam Wangchuk Protest Video: Cockroach Janata PartyToday is the 19th day of hunger strike by the country’s scientist, environmentalist and social activist Sonam Wangchuk in protest. Concerns are growing due to his deteriorating health. People, leaders and actors from all over the country are visiting him and urging him to end his fast after seeing his deteriorating health.

What has Sonam Wangchuk said?

Meanwhile, Sonam Wangchuk has released a video, in which he has made a special appeal to the public. In his video, he said, “Hello friends, I am barely able to contact you on the 18th day of my fast. I am getting thousands of messages from you asking me to break my fast and eat something. Elders and leaders are sharing their views. Some are speaking with love, some are angry, and some have appealed to the court to force the government to eat me.”

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The main reasons for not breaking the fast

He cited two main reasons for not breaking the fast. He said, “There are two things. First, if I eat, what message will it send? It will send a message to the government that there is no need for accountability. They just come, sit and leave. Second, my condition is not such that I will die in two-four days. I am undergoing many medical tests. I am normal after 18 days of fasting. I also had an ECG today. The medical report is not too bad, so I can walk for a few days. I am weak, my muscles are supporting me. No, but my heart is still working.

 

Calling all Schools, Colleges and Universities

Sonam Wangchuk appealed to the public, “So instead of asking you to break your fast, I request you to take a small step. Let’s gather in large numbers on July 20 to send a message to the government and come together here. I request all schools, colleges and universities to observe the day as Experiential Education Day under the New Education Policy (NEP). On that day, children will learn a unique lesson in political science, a piece of history and learn how democracy works.”

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Sonam Wangchuk appealed to the people of the country to participate in fasting on July 20. He appealed, “I urge you to come to Jantar Mantar in thousands on July 20 along with many MPs. If we all bring this issue to Parliament, I will ensure that it is in the right hands. Before that, you can give a missed call to inform that you are coming and register your name on the website. We hope you will do this. You can give a missed call to 7011670115 to inform that you are coming. Jai Hind.”

Sonam Wangchuk’s health deteriorated

Sonam Wangchuk has lost 8.5 kg during an 18-day fast. His blood pressure dropped to 107/70 mmHg, while his blood sugar level dropped to 67 milligrams per deciliter. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Deepke has urged the central government to consider the demands of the protesters at the earliest.

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