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'Will end fast if...': Sonam Wangchuk announces big terms ahead of CJP Parliament march today

Photograph: Bhawika Chhabra/Reuters “As parliament session is commencing from 20 July, strict security arrangements are in place to ensure public safety,…

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While the movement initially drew support largely online – amassing 22 million followers on Instagram within days of its formation in May after exam paper leaks affected millions – it has since broadened its appeal, presenting a major challenge for Modi. The 59-year-old Wangchuk said in a message posted by his wife on X on Sunday that the planned march would be “India’s 2nd FREEDOM MOVEMENT” and would be for “freedom from injustice (like paper leaks)” and “freedom from fear (my illegal detention)”. Sonam Wangchuk, in a handwritten note from Safdarjung Hospital, alleged he was "illegally detained" and that his freedom was "restricted.".

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While the movement initially drew support largely online – amassing 22 million followers on Instagram within days of its formation in May after exam paper leaks affected millions – it has since broadened its appeal, presenting a major challenge for Modi.
according to The Guardian — International Edition
The 59-year-old Wangchuk said in a message posted by his wife on X on Sunday that the planned march would be “India’s 2nd FREEDOM MOVEMENT” and would be for “freedom from injustice (like paper leaks)” and “freedom from fear (my illegal detention)”.
according to The Guardian — International Edition
Sonam Wangchuk, in a handwritten note from Safdarjung Hospital, alleged he was "illegally detained" and that his freedom was "restricted."
according to Hindustan Times - India News +1