Not just Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, what are the demands of Sonam Wangchuk who is on hunger strike?

Sonam Wangchuk’s fast continues for the 20th day at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. Leaders of many political parties met Wangchuk. Expressed concern about his health and appealed to end the fast. But Wangchuk is standing firm. He said in a light-hearted manner that I will remain alive till July 20 under any circumstances. If you do not come and the protest on 20th July is not successful, I will come back as a ghost. In fact, on July 20, Cockroach Janata Party has announced a Parliament march.

Sonam Wangchuk not only wants the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan but also has many other demands.

• Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation
• NTA should be dissolved
• Constitution of Statutory National Testing Commission
• CAG audit of testing agencies
• Fixed calendar for examinations
• Rights Charter and Welfare Fund for affected students
• White paper in Parliament on paper leak cases
• Implementation of K Radhakrishnan Committee recommendations

Fasting has now reached critical stage – Doctors

Amid Wangchuk’s fast, doctors have warned that his long-running fast has now reached a critical stage. Addressing supporters at the protest site, Wangchuk acknowledged his deteriorating physical condition, but said his resolve remained unwavering. He said, “I am weak from outside, but very strong from inside. I am sure all of you are strong both inside and outside. We need this energy for July 20, when we will take out a peaceful march to the Parliament. Together we will present our views in the temple of democracy.”

Sonam Wangchuk’s weight is now 56.55 kg

In the last 24 hours, Wangchuk’s weight further decreased by 350 grams, due to which his total weight has reduced by about 9.5 kg. According to the health bulletin issued by the team of doctors taking care of him, Wangchuk now weighs 56.55 kg. His BP was 108/68 mmHg, blood sugar 80 mg/dl, pulse rate 72 per minute and oxygen saturation 96 percent.