Sonam Wangchuk's March Ends in Arrest
Sonam Wangchuk, leading 150 supporters on a 'Delhi Chalo Padyatra' from Leh for Ladakh's rights, faces unexpected detention at the capital's border.
Sonam Wangchuk, leading 150 supporters on a 'Delhi Chalo Padyatra' from Leh for Ladakh's rights, faces unexpected detention at the capital's border.
As Wangchuk and his supporters approach Delhi, they encounter a heavy police presence, signaling potential conflict.
Delhi CM Atishi attempts to meet Wangchuk at Bawana Police Station but is denied access, escalating the political tension.
News of Wangchuk's detention sparks large-scale protests in Leh, with people demanding his immediate release.
Ladakh MP Haji Hanifa arrives at Singhu border, highlighting the ongoing struggle for Ladakh's rights and the stalled government talks.
As tensions rise, the future of Ladakh's demands and Wangchuk's movement hangs in balance, awaiting resolution.
Wangchuk's arrest raises questions about freedom of expression and peaceful protest in India. It highlights the delicate balance between regional autonomy and national governance, placing Ladakh's struggle in a broader context of democracy and federalism.
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