Wangchuk halted the strike amid concerns about possible violence, after negotiations with federal ministers over an exam paper scandal

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• Sonam Wangchuk halted strike amid concerns about 'possible violence' in India as protest movement urges demonstrations across country on Friday over police brutality Indian "cockroach" activist Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike on Friday over an exam paper scandal that has spiralled into a wide-ranging youth-led protest against Narendra Modi's government, with protesters continuing to call for the education minister to resign.

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• Wangchuk said on social media that he ended the hunger strike in Delhi in the presence of two federal ministers at the urging of scores of members of parliament, and after "a long negotiation on various conditions and in view of possible violence in the country".

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• The protests have shut metro stations and mobile internet services and curtailed business in central Delhi.

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• Some protesters attacked police with stones and plastic bottles, injuring a few officers, news agency ANI quoted Delhi Police as saying.

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