Indian police hospitalised an activist after a 20-day hunger strike
They publishedIndian police forcibly hospitalise activist after 20-day hunger strike
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Who
What
- Police removed Sonam Wangchuk, 59, from Jantar Mantar in New Delhi after 20 days of fasting.
- They said his health was deteriorating from a hunger strike over alleged corruption in India’s exam system.
- Wangchuk’s fast began June 28 and focused on demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.
- The Cockroach Janta Party formed in May after a Supreme Court chief justice compared unemployed youth to “cockroaches”.
- Abhijeet Dipke and Gitanjali J Angmo said the government’s actions involved forced removal without consent.
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🇶🇦 Qatar (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Education, Health · language: eng
topics: Politics, Education, Health · language: eng
When
published 18 Jul, 10:48Z
ingested 18 Jul, 11:10Z · headline rewritten 19 Jul, 11:06Z
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