CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Delhi: Education reformer and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk's health has become a growing concern as his indefinite hunger strike entered its sixteenth day, with supporters and political leaders urging him to end the fast. According to the latest medical update, Wangchuk has lost 8.2 kilograms since beginning the protest, while his blood sugar levels have fallen significantly, raising fears about his physical condition. The hunger strike, being held at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, is aimed at demanding accountability over alleged examination irregularities and related education reforms. As his health continues to deteriorate, appeals from across the political spectrum and civil society have intensified, emphasizing that his life and well-being are of paramount importance. Protest organizers, while reaffirming their commitment to the movement, have also called on the government to engage in meaningful dialogue and address the concerns raised by the demonstrators. The prolonged protest has attracted nationwide attention, with supporters describing it as a peaceful campaign for transparency and accountability in the education system. The issue has sparked widespread debate on governance, public trust, and the need for timely institutional reforms. As pressure mounts on all stakeholders, the focus remains on finding a constructive resolution while ensuring Wangchuk receives appropriate medical care and his health does not deteriorate further.
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