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The ongoing hunger strike at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar under the Cockroach janta party (CJP) intensified after a fasting student was admitted to a hospital due to deteriorating health, while environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk reportedly lost around eight kilograms during the protest.
The indefinite fast has drawn attention from activists, students, and civil society groups demanding urgent action on climate-related issues and environmental protection.
Student Shifted to Hospital After Health Deteriorates
One of the students participating in the hunger strike was rushed to a hospital after his health worsened during the protest.
Doctors attending to the student advised immediate medical care after observing signs of physical weakness caused by prolonged fasting. Protest organizers said the student remains under medical supervision and is recovering.
The incident has raised concerns over the health of other participants who continue their indefinite fast.
Sonam Wangchuk Loses Around 8 Kilograms
Environmental activist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk, who has been leading the hunger strike, has reportedly lost nearly eight kilograms since the protest began.
According to members of the CJP, Wangchuk remains committed to the movement despite the physical strain. Medical teams are regularly monitoring his health and have advised continuous observation.
Supporters say Wangchuk remains determined to continue the protest until meaningful dialogue takes place.
Protest Focuses on Climate Justice
The hunger strike has been organized under the banner of the Climate Justice Platform to draw attention to environmental protection, sustainable development, and climate-related concerns.
Participants have called for stronger policy measures to address ecological challenges and safeguard environmentally sensitive regions. Activists argue that climate change requires immediate action and greater public participation in environmental decision-making.
The protest has attracted support from students, environmental groups, and social activists from different parts of the country.
Supporters Gather at Jantar Mantar
People from various organizations have continued to gather at Jantar Mantar to express solidarity with the hunger strike.
Several environmental activists, academics, and students have visited the protest site to extend their support and appeal for constructive dialogue between the protesters and the government.
The gathering has remained peaceful, with participants emphasizing non-violent democratic protest.
Medical Teams Continue Monitoring Protesters
Medical professionals have been conducting regular health check-ups of those participating in the hunger strike.
Doctors are closely monitoring vital signs, hydration levels, blood pressure, and overall health, particularly as the fast enters a prolonged phase.
Health experts have cautioned that extended fasting can lead to serious medical complications if not carefully supervised.
Calls for Dialogue Grow Louder
Supporters of the protest have urged the government to engage in discussions with the protesters and address the issues being raised.
They believe that constructive dialogue remains the best way to resolve differences while ensuring that concerns related to climate change and environmental protection receive adequate attention.
Several civil society groups have also appealed for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing protest.
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Protest Continues Amid Health Concerns
Despite growing health concerns, the CJP has indicated that the hunger strike will continue.
Organizers say the movement is intended to highlight the urgency of climate action and encourage broader public discussion on environmental challenges facing the country.
As medical teams continue monitoring the protesters, attention remains focused on Jantar Mantar, where the health of participants and the future of the protest are being closely watched.
