Sonam Wangchuk Rejects 'Deal' Allegations, Says 'Do I Still Have to Prove My Intentions?'
Social activist Sonam Wangchuk has strongly denied allegations that his decision to end his 26-day hunger strike was the result of any agreement with the government. Responding to criticism, he asked, "After staying hungry for 26 days, do I still have to prove my intentions?"
In a video message shared on social media, Wangchuk said his protest was focused on NEET-UG paper leak reforms and improving the examination system, not on political negotiations. He urged people to watch his full 22-minute YouTube video before drawing conclusions based on incomplete information.
His wife, Geetanjali J. Angmo, also appealed for empathy, revealing that Wangchuk lost around 11 kg during the fast and is currently receiving treatment in the ICU. She urged people not to question his sacrifice without understanding the full context.
Wangchuk reiterated that his movement is aimed at ensuring justice for students, strengthening transparency in the education system, and safeguarding the future of young people.




















