Social activist and climate campaigner Sonam Wangchuk has said he is ready to end his hunger strike if the Union Government agrees to his demands. He has reportedly placed these conditions before Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Jitendra Singh. Wangchuk has demanded an assurance that students who participated in the protest will not face any action or punishment. He has also called for compensation to be provided to the families of students who died by suicide following the stress and difficulties associated with the NEET examination. The activist has urged the government to take steps to address the concerns of students and their families. He has also emphasized the need for a fair and transparent approach to issues related to competitive examinations. The demands come amid growing concerns over student welfare, examination pressure and the impact of competitive exams on young people. Wangchuk has maintained that the government should take meaningful action and provide support to affected families before he ends his protest.
