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Politics
Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26‑Day Fast, Denies Alleged Deal with Government
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 25 Jul 2026, 07:02 AM
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Activist Sonam Wangchuk has ended a 26‑day fast, countering claims that he had struck a deal with the government. He questioned whether he must prove his sincerity.
Sonam Wangchuk, a prominent activist from Ladakh, ended a 26‑day fast that began in early March. The fast was part of a broader protest against government policies in the region.
Following the conclusion of the fast, media reports surfaced alleging that Wangchuk had entered into a covert agreement with the central government. The claims suggested a possible compromise on his activist agenda.
In a statement released after breaking his fast, Wangchuk dismissed the allegations, asking, "Do I need to prove my sincerity?" He maintained that his actions were driven solely by his commitment to the cause.
The controversy has drawn attention from both supporters and critics, with some calling for a transparent inquiry into the alleged deal. Wangchuk’s supporters argue that the accusations are politically motivated.
Following the conclusion of the fast, media reports surfaced alleging that Wangchuk had entered into a covert agreement with the central government. The claims suggested a possible compromise on his activist agenda.
In a statement released after breaking his fast, Wangchuk dismissed the allegations, asking, "Do I need to prove my sincerity?" He maintained that his actions were driven solely by his commitment to the cause.
The controversy has drawn attention from both supporters and critics, with some calling for a transparent inquiry into the alleged deal. Wangchuk’s supporters argue that the accusations are politically motivated.