Prominent Indian actress Shreya Dhanwanthary has joined a growing chorus of public personalities expressing deep concern over the rapidly failing health of education reformer and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk. The Ramon Magsaysay Award winner has been on an indefinite hunger strike at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, surviving on only water as his physical state reaches a highly critical condition. Taking to her social media platforms, the Scam 1992 star made a highly emotional and realistic appeal, acknowledging her discomfort in asking him to stop but urging him to prioritize his life. Dhanwanthary emphasized that while she deeply respects his peaceful form of rebellion, he is trying to negotiate with a system that has repeatedly shown little to no moral conscience. She bluntly pointed out that it is impossible to reason with an apathetic state, pleading with the activist to preserve his strength for the long journey of reform that lies ahead.
The situation at the protest site has become increasingly grim as Sonam Wangchuk enters the advanced stages of his fast. According to health updates shared by the protest organizers, the visionary innovator has lost over eight kilograms of body weight, with his blood sugar and blood pressure levels dropping to dangerously low levels. Organizers revealed that Wangchuk has started losing muscle mass and is experiencing immense, constant physical pain. Despite his fragile physical condition, when close associates and supporters begged him to end his hunger strike, the reformer calmly responded that they should not ask him to stop, but should instead question the government as to why they are refusing to even engage in a basic, peaceful dialogue with their own citizens.
The demonstration, which is being spearheaded by the Cockroach Janta Party, began as a protest against massive irregularities and paper leaks in the national NEET examination. The agitators are demanding the immediate resignation of the Union Education Minister and seeking substantial financial compensation for the families of young students who tragically lost their lives to suicide following the examination controversies. Sonam Wangchuk joined the protest in solidarity to demand systemic accountability and safeguard the future of the nation’s youth. As the protest nears its crucial next phase, including a planned peaceful march to Parliament on the first day of the upcoming Monsoon Session, a wide range of respected public figures—including veteran actors Naseeruddin Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, Zeenat Aman, and Omi Vaidya—have also stepped forward to demand that the authorities intervene and open discussions before a brilliant national mind is permanently lost.
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