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Perhaps the most alarming video of Sonam Wangchuk is the one where the 'climate activist' seekign inspiration from the Arab Spring, a series of violent uprisings that toppled governments in the Middle East,

After the Ladakh violence, BJP claimed that Congress leaders incited the violence, and posted videos and photographs of local Congress leaders leading the violent mob

Leh witnessed violent clashes during statehood protests, leaving dozens injured and reports of casualties. Restrictions were imposed, while Sonam Wangchuk urged youth to maintain peace, ending his strike amid mounting criticism of the Centre’s slow response.

Pakistani accounts are amplifying the fake narrative that Sonam Wangchuk is somehow being victimised by the Indian government. They are deliberately misleading about the internal matter of India and characterising the decision by the Ladakh administration as a 'political move to silence voices demanding statehood.'

Sonam Wangchuk ended the 21-day fasting over demands for Ladakh's statehood and preservation of Himalayan ecosystem.

“I see it in the way that they [Central government] turned out to be such a Ram who freed Sita from Raavan but didn’t take her home rather they put her on sale in an open market. So like this, they have left Ladakh open for industrialists and mining lobbies without any protection [from the government],” Wangchuk continued.