No deal with Centre, ended fast fearing crackdown like Ladakh: Wangchuk
Wangchuk expressed confidence that Pradhan would resign eventually."Last night around midnight, I was told the ministers had agreed to give the assurance in writing. I was in a hurry because the situation in Delhi was such; there was apprehension that a major crackdown could happen. I was watching reports and was reminded of September 24, 2025, when police and CRPF personnel mercilessly fired at the youth of Ladakh.
- ▪Wangchuk expressed confidence that Pradhan would resign eventually."Last night around midnight, I was told the ministers had agreed to give the assurance in writing.
- ▪I was in a hurry because the situation in Delhi was such; there was apprehension that a major crackdown could happen.
- ▪I was watching reports and was reminded of September 24, 2025, when police and CRPF personnel mercilessly fired at the youth of Ladakh.
2 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 4 hours. All of the coverage we found sits in one bucket: lean left. That one-sidedness is itself worth noticing.
- ▪ Woken from sleep to witness Wangchuk end fast, says Ladakh leader — The Hindu — Top
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HomeNextNo deal with Centre, ended fast fearing crackdown like Ladakh: WangchukNo deal with Centre, ended fast fearing crackdown like Ladakh: WangchukPublished on: Jul 25, 2026, 02:20:26 ISTPTIPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link New Delhi, Activist Sonam Wangchuk said he decided to end his 26-day hunger strike after receiving the Centre's written assurances because he feared an imminent crackdown on protesters and wanted to prevent violence, recalling the September 24, 2025 firing on youth in Ladakh.No deal with Centre, ended fast fearing crackdown like Ladakh: WangchukIn a YouTube video posted late Friday night, Wangchuk dismissed allegations that he had reached a deal with the government.
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