Sonam Wangchuk

Activist sonam wangchuk has rejected Ladakh LG VK Saxena's claims about the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) movement's origins and a meeting's tone. Wangchuk asserted he remains an "honorary cockroach" and supports the CJP, dismissing Saxena's assertions of him being unsure and his comparison of Ladakh to Manipur as an "error of judgment."

Activist sonam wangchuk acknowledged a positive step in talks between Ladakh representatives and the Centre, but warned trust-building remains incomplete. He cited unresolved protest cases and institutional issues, fearing Ladakh could become "another Manipur" due to growing unrest. Wangchuk stressed that government intent will be judged by actions on these outstanding matters.

sonam wangchuk, calling himself an "honorary cockroach," lauded the satirical "Cockroach Janata Party" movement, urging the government to heed youth concerns instead of suppressing digital dissent. He likened the campaign's creative, non-violent approach to political cartoons, advocating for engagement over censorship to prevent frustration from escalating.

Recalling the meeting, Wangchuk said he was surprised by the message conveyed through Saxena's post on X after what he described as a friendly and constructive discussion. "I thought this was maybe to please some boss somewhere in Delhi who had instructed him to call me up and say such things, but the meeting was none like this, only the tweet was," he said.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah met with Leh leaders, including sonam wangchuk, focusing on spiritual matters during his visit. Shah assured that Ladakh-specific issues would be discussed in a sub-committee meeting on May 22, urging an open mind for dialogue. This meeting follows previous inconclusive talks and past protests demanding statehood and safeguards.

Ladakh's political groups are seeking a meeting with Union home minister Amit Shah during his upcoming visit to press for Sixth Schedule status and statehood. They deem the Centre's announced sub-committee meeting inadequate and hope Shah's presence will facilitate a high-powered committee discussion to rebuild trust and address their demands.

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Maha Vir Chakra awardee Colonel sonam wangchuk, a Kargil War hero, passed away in Leh. Renowned for his bravery in the Batalik sector during Operation Vijay, he led daring missions and captured enemy positions. His gallantry earned him India's second-highest wartime award, with two posts named in his honour.

Kargil war hero Colonel sonam wangchuk, a Maha Vir Chakra recipient, has passed away. Celebrated as a proud son of Ladakh, his gallantry during Operation Vijay exemplified resilience and service. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and the Army lauded his courageous leadership, stating his legacy will inspire future generations. His life embodied courage, service, and unity.

Ladakh activist sonam wangchuk warns of deepening divisions due to stalled talks with the Centre, over two months since the last dialogue. He highlights growing disillusionment and the risk of social discord, urging timely action from the Prime Minister and Home Minister. Wangchuk's release had raised hopes for constructive dialogue on demands for statehood and Sixth Schedule status.

Environmentalist sonam wangchuk urged the Centre to resume dialogue on Ladakh's key issues, expressing concern over a growing trust deficit. He highlighted that over two months have passed since the last talks, allowing divisive elements to exploit the gap. Wangchuk appealed to the Prime Minister and Home Minister to take timely measures for national interest.

Environmentalist sonam wangchuk urged the Centre to restore democratic rights in Ladakh, advocating for a win-win approach in talks for statehood and Sixth Schedule status. Following his release from NSA detention, Wangchuk emphasized constructive dialogue, noting previous inconclusive discussions. He aims for a resolution to allow focus on nation-building.

Indian LPG vessels safely navigated the Strait of Hormuz amid Middle East tensions, with the government assuring all Indian crew are secure. Despite panic booking, LPG supplies remain stable. Climate activist sonam wangchuk was released after his NSA detention was revoked.

Climate activist sonam wangchuk, released after NSA detention, stated Ladakh's goal is dialogue with the Centre. He called his release a "win-win," enabling trust-building for meaningful talks. Wangchuk, detained for six months, expressed relief at avoiding sharing his "horror stories" from jail, hoping for constructive engagement.

Climate activist sonam wangchuk's detention under the National Security Act has been revoked by the Centre with immediate effect. Wangchuk was detained over allegations of inciting unrest in Ladakh, with the government citing his remarks as potentially destabilizing. His wife had challenged the detention in the Supreme Court.

Ladakh activist sonam wangchuk is out of jail after six months, detained under NSA during climate protests. His wife, Gitanjali J Angmo, a social entrepreneur, stood by him, visiting him in Jodhpur and sharing her relief post-release. The couple, who met at an education conference, share a deep bond and similar life philosophies.

The Delhi High Court resolved a plea regarding sonam wangchuk's detention after his release. Chief Justice Manmohan noted that Wangchuk had been seen in an interview. Advocate Prashant Bhushan requested to withdraw the petition. The court granted this, and other related petitions were also disposed of earlier concerning Wangchuk and 120 individuals from Ladakh.

Environmentalists, social, and political activists have condemned the arrest of sonam wangchuk under the National Security Act, demanding his immediate release and an end to repression in Ladakh. They are planning campaigns, fasts, and peace marches to advocate for Ladakh's statehood and Sixth Schedule status. The National Alliance of People's Movements also urges dialogue and withdrawal of NSA charges.

Ladakhi delegates are urging the inclusion of environmentalist sonam wangchuk in future talks with the Centre, following his release from NSA detention. They emphasize sincerity in negotiations and call for the withdrawal of cases against protesters. The ongoing struggle for Ladakh's demands, including statehood and Sixth Schedule inclusion, continues after inconclusive dialogue rounds.

Ladakh DGP briefed on the September 24 violence, where 17 CRPF personnel and over 70 civilians were injured during protests. He accused environmental activist sonam wangchuk of sabotaging ongoing government discussions with local bodies regarding 6th Schedule status and statehood, leading to the violent clashes and property damage.