Students Persist in Hunger Strike Alongside Sonam Wangchuk
On the third day of the hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, students remain resolute, armed with books and water bottles. Despite growing fatigue, they continue to read and engage with supporters who express solidarity. Doctor-friends and friends stand guard, monitoring their health at regular intervals.
Protest Over NEET Paper Leak
The demonstration, led by education activist Sonam Wangchuk, is demanding action against the NEET paper leak. Participants survive solely on water, using their time to study and interact with visitors. The protest has drawn attention to the need for exam integrity in India.
Support and Solidarity
Supporters from various walks of life have visited the site, offering encouragement. Friends take turns standing guard, while medical professionals ensure the strikers' well-being. The atmosphere is one of quiet determination, with students reading books to pass the time.
Impact and Response
The hunger strike has sparked discussions on social media and in political circles. Authorities have not yet responded to the demands. As the strike enters its third day, the protesters show no signs of backing down, emphasizing their commitment to justice.
