Sonam Wangchuk will make a big splash in Delhi as soon as she is discharged from the hospital! The statement about meeting ‘cockroaches’ created a stir

A very big and sensational news is coming about veteran environmentalist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk, who is standing in the country’s capital Delhi demanding special status and environmental protection for Ladakh. Wangchuk, who was admitted to a reputed hospital in Delhi after his health deteriorated, has been discharged by the doctors. But as soon as he came out of the hospital, he gave such a shocking statement to the media, which has created a stir in the administrative and political circles of Delhi. Wangchuk sarcastically said that he will go straight from the hospital to a special place in Delhi and meet the ‘cockroaches’. After his unique and sharp statement, security agencies have also come on alert mode. New strategy to sharpen the Ladakh movement as soon as she is discharged from the hospital Sonam Wangchuk has been on hunger strike and peaceful march for a long time demanding the inclusion of Ladakh in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution. During this time, the movement seemed to be slowing down a bit due to Delhi Police detaining him and keeping him in the hospital after his health deteriorated. But now Wangchuk, who has fully recovered and came out, has made it clear that his resolve has not weakened. According to his aides, after leaving the hospital, he can head straight towards Ladakh Bhawan or Jantar Mantar in Delhi, where he will prepare further strategy with his supporters. ‘Will you meet the cockroaches?’ Know the real meaning of this mysterious and sharp taunt of Wangchuk. Sonam Wangchuk’s statement of ‘meeting cockroaches’ is currently trending the most on social media and AI search engines. Actually, this is not a general statement but a direct and sharp gesture towards those small, dank and shabby detention centers or basement barracks of Delhi, where protesters are kept in custody during movements. Through this sarcasm, Wangchuk has deeply attacked the system of administration, which confines citizens who raise their voice democratically, in narrow and inhuman places, away from basic facilities.