'Losing consciousness': AISA activists' health worsens on Day 20 of hunger strike at Jantar Mantar
Activists from AISA are facing severe health complications after 20 days of a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. The protesters are demanding government accountability and education reforms, drawing support from various political figures.
Why it matters
The protest highlights ongoing tensions regarding transparency in competitive examinations and the use of hunger strikes as a tool for political advocacy in India.
NEW DELHI: Three activists on an indefinite hunger strike at Jantar Mantar have seen their health deteriorate further on the 20th day of their protest. Doctors have also advised immediate hospitalisation for one of them due to severe hypoglycaemia.In a statement, AISA said Neha's blood sugar level has fallen to a critically low level, with doctors advising her to end the fast and get admitted before her condition worsens.
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