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Ladakh leader woken for Wangchuk fast end
The Hindu··25 Jul
LAB co-convenor Cherring Dorjay Lakruk was woken at 11pm on July 23 and rushed to Medanta to witness Wangchuk ending his 26-day fast around 12:30am. Nadda and Singh were present when written assurances on non-violent protest cases were signed. Delhi University colleges are set to reopen on July 28. Officials expect further briefings as reviews continue this week.
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What It Means For You
- LAB co-convenor Cherring Dorjay Lakruk was woken at 11pm and rushed to Medanta on July 23.
- Wangchuk ended his 26-day fast around 12:30am with Nadda and Singh present.
- Written assurance covered non-violent protest cases as DU colleges reopen July 28.
What's Happening
- Ladakh leader Lakruk was awakened at 11pm to witness Wangchuk ending his hunger strike.
- The fast broke around 12:30am at Medanta with two Union Ministers attending.
- Written assurances on protest cases accompanied the midnight ceremony.
Midnight Ceremony At Medanta Hospital
- Late-night summons show tight security and medical coordination around fast-ending rituals.
- Ladakh co-convenor presence links regional leadership to national NEET protest outcomes.
- DU reopening July 28 signals partial normalisation after weeks of campus disruption.
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