Amidst growing concerns over the plight of Ladakh and the silence from the Union Territory (UT) administration and the Central Government in New Delhi, the people of Lahaul-Spiti have stepped forward to extend their unwavering support to Sonam Wangchuk's Climate fast unto Death.
As Wangchuk's fast enters its eighth day today in Leh, battling the harsh cold of the Himalayas, the urgency of his cause reverberates across the nation.
In a show of solidarity, the Save Lahaul-Spiti society has pledged to join hands with the people of Ladakh on March 17, aligning with Wangchuk's relentless pursuit to safeguard the Himalayan climate and culture.
Members of the society emphasized the shared cultural and ecological heritage between Lahaul-Spiti and Ladakh, emphasizing that their struggles and aspirations are intertwined.
Wangchuk's fast, undertaken in the face of the UT Ladakh administration and the Central Government's indifference towards the long-standing demands for protection under Schedule 6 and the establishment of a legislative assembly, has sparked nationwide support.
As the renowned educationist and environmentalist continues his courageous protest, voices from all corners of the country rally behind the cause, urging authorities to address the grievances of Ladakhis and take decisive action to preserve the region's unique identity and environment.
