POLITICSTHE HINDU NATIONAL
‘Wangchuk not alone’: At least 21 continue indefinite hunger strike
At least 21 individuals continue an indefinite hunger strike, with three AISA activists entering their 21st day. Doctors have advised protesters to rest, conserve energy, and speak less.
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