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Mr. Sonam Vangchok's health is deteriorating due to his 10-day hunger strike at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. He's demanding education on his resignation, but the government has not responded to the protest.
“If anything happens to Mr. Sonam Vangchuk, it will be the government that will be responsible.”From the report
It's day 10 of Mr. Sonam Vangchok's hunger strike. He's right here at Jantar Mantar demanding education on his resignation. And his health is now continuously deteriorating. It's also raining today non-stop in Delhi since the morning. But still this protest and this hunger strike is continuing. I tried speaking to him as well but he's not talking a lot because he's feeling really weak. Let me tell you what his health is like right now. Doctors are checking him up. There was a team of Delhi government doctors as well. His weight has fallen by around 7 kgs over the last 10 days of his hunger strike. His blood pressure is also on the lower end. His blood sugar is 68-69, while the normal blood sugar level for even a fasting person should be around 100. So at this age, his health is deteriorating. He's not able to walk by himself. He's not able to talk a lot. The Al-Khawthar Janta Party that is leading this protest, they have said that if anything happens to Mr. Suram Vangchuk, anything happens to his health and if he has to be hospitalized, then it will be the government that will be responsible because they have not responded to this protest, they have not initiated any conversation. Forget accepting the demand of the Kaukla Chanta Party and Mr. Sonam Vakchok. The government has not even started a conversation or acknowledged this protest formally. Even a large section of the mainstream media of our country has largely ignored this protest and this hunger strike. Make sure you follow PIK TV for more latest updates.