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Will end fast if education accountability issue raised in Parliament Monsoon Session: Wife Gitanjali conveys Wangchuk’s message

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Will end fast if education accountability issue raised in Parliament Monsoon Session: Wife Gitanjali conveys Wangchuk’s message
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Activist Sonam Wangchuk has offered to end his hunger strike if political leaders commit to raising education accountability in Parliament. His wife, Gitanjali Angmo, stated he remains stable while continuing his protest at Safdarjung Hospital.

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The protest highlights ongoing public dissatisfaction with education system integrity and the NEET examination process in India.

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Activist Sonam Wangchuk will call off his indefinite hunger strike if political leaders meet him at the Safdarjung Hospital and assure him that the issue of education accountability will be raised during the Monsoon Session of Parliament beginning Monday (July 19, 2026), his wife Gitanjali Angmo said on Sunday (July 19, 2026).

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Addressing protesters at the Jantar Mantar, where the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has been spearheading a movement against the alleged NEET paper leak, seeking education reforms, Ms. Angmo said Mr. Wangchuk has conveyed that he would end his fast provided there is a commitment from political parties to take up the issue in Parliament.

“If political leaders meet Sonam at the hospital and assure him that they will raise the issue of education accountability during the Monsoon Session, he will end his hunger strike tomorrow,” Ms. Angmo said.

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