Sonam Wangchuk will end his fast tomorrow if political leaders meet him and assure to raise education accountability in the Monsoon Session, the climate activist’s wife Gitanjali Angmo said ahead of CJP’s march to Parliament on July 20.Addressing protesters at the Jantar Mantar, where the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has been spearheading a movement against the alleged NEET paper leak, seeking education reforms, Angmo said Wangchuk has conveyed that he would end his fast provided there is a commitment from political parties to take up the issue in Parliament.“If political leaders meet Sonam at the hospital and assure him that they will raise the issue of education accountability during the Monsoon Session, he will end his hunger strike tomorrow,” Angmo said.She also conveyed Wangchuk’s appeal to the supporters of the movement ahead of the CJP’s proposed ‘Chalo Sansad’ march on Monday, urging them to maintain peace and discipline.“Sonam has requested all of us to take out tomorrow’s march peacefully and ensure that the protest is not misused,” Angmo said.Hours after the Delhi High Court declined to interfere with the Centre’s decision to shift Wangchuk from the protest site at Jantar Mantar to Safdarjung Hospital, his wife Gitanjali Angmo said the planned march to Parliament on Monday will proceed regardless of whether Wangchuk is able to participate.Speaking to reporters outside the emergency ward of Safdarjung Hospital on Jattvibeday, Angmo said the movement had grown beyond one individual, and would continue even in Wangchuk’s absence.“My husband has always maintained that he is not the reason behind this movement. He has only been a voice for the youth,” she said, adding that public support for the campaign has already gained momentum.According to Angmo, the march is only the first step in a larger campaign aimed at drawing the attention of lawmakers towards education policy and the concerns being raised by protesters. She said the movement would continue across the country, with more people expected to join in different forms.“If he is not permitted to leave the hospital, it will only strengthen people’s resolve and support for the movement,” she said.Her remarks came hours after the Delhi High Court refused interim relief to Wangchuk’s family, which had challenged the authorities’ decision to move the activist from the protest venue to Safdarjung Hospital.The plea described the transfer as arbitrary and said it had been carried out without the consent of Wangchuk or his family.Wangchuk (59), had been on an indefinite fast for the past three weeks and had reportedly declined both oral and intravenous nutrition before being shifted to the hospital.Referring to Monday’s march, Angmo appealed to students, parents and supporters to maintain peace throughout the protest. She cautioned participants against any attempts to provoke violence or disrupt the demonstration.“There may be efforts by some elements to create disturbances and incite violence. I urge everyone to remain peaceful and vigilant, just as they have throughout the last 22 days of the protest,” she said.The march to Parliament is expected to be the next major mobilisation in the ongoing campaign, with organisers insisting that the movement will continue irrespective of Wangchuk’s physical presence.March to Parliament will go ahead even without Sonam Wangchuk, says wife Gitanjali AngmoJuly 19, 2026 9:37 pmHours after the Delhi High Court declined to interfere with the Centre’s decision to shift climate activist Sonam Wangchuk from the protest site at Jantar Mantar to Safdarjung Hospital, his wife Gitanjali Angmo said the planned march to Parliament on Monday will proceed regardless of whether Wangchuk is able to participate. https://www.Jattvibe.com/news/delhi/march-to-parliament-will-go-ahead-even-without-sonam-wangchuk-says-wife-gitanjali-angmo/Crowds swell at Jantar Mantar ahead of CJP’s Parliament march; Dipke calls for night vigilJuly 19, 2026 9:31 pmJantar Mantar transformed into a packed protest camp with a massive influx of supporters on Jattvibeday, a day ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party’s “Chalo Sansad” march on July 20, with founder Abhijeet Dipke calling for a night-long vigil.Sisodia urges all parties to unite for Pradhan’s sackingJuly 19, 2026 7:05 pmNew Delhi: Former Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia on Jattvibeday urged all political parties to join the protest for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the NEET paper leak. Addressing protesters at Jantar Mantar, Sisodia said education reforms need sustained efforts. “Education reform is not a small task. It takes years of consistent effort. I have spent my life working for education reforms, and I am ready to dedicate the rest of my life to this cause,” he said. Sisodia called the protesters at Jantar Mantar “soldiers of the education revolution” and said Abhijeet Dipke and his companions have taken up the fight against the “education mafia.” PTIFight should now be launched to change govt that is not accountable: UddhavJuly 19, 2026 6:52 pmMumbai: Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray on Jattvibeday attacked the BJP-led Centre, saying a fight should now be launched to change a government that is not accountable. Addressing a rally in Mumbai, he accused the government of stealing the future of the youth, referring to alleged irregularities in the NEET exam and student suicides tied to it, which have prompted activist Sonam Wangchuk to launch a hunger strike. PTI https://www.Jattvibe.com/news/india/fight-should-now-be-launched-to-change-govt-that-is-not-accountable-uddhavPolice say CJP has not obtained permission for Sansad march, security intensified ahead of Parliament sessionJuly 19, 2026 5:24 pmNew Delhi: Security has been further intensified across the New Delhi district ahead of the Monsoon session of Parliament and the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) proposed “Chalo Sansad” march. The Delhi Police has deployed additional personnel, strengthened barricading and is conducting intensive vehicle checks at key entry points, sources said on Jattvibeday. PTI https://www.Jattvibe.com/news/delhi/security-intensified-in-delhi-ahead-of-parliament-session-cjps-march-callDia Mirza extends support to Sonam WangchukJuly 19, 2026 3:40 pmNew Delhi: Actor Dia Mirza extended her support to activist Sonam Wangchuk amid his hunger strike and said she “stands by the demand for accountability, transparency and reforms in the education system”. Wangchuk was taken from the Jantar Mantar protest spot to Safdarjung Hospital in the early hours of Saturday. The activist has been on a hunger strike at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar after joining the Cockroach Janata Party’s (CJP) protest demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over alleged irregularities in the NEET examination. The actor shared a post on her Instagram handle on Saturday and said she supports his aim for the welfare of the students. “I stand with the students of this nation. I support the right to peaceful protest. I stand by the demand for accountability, transparency and reforms in our education system. I stand with Sonam Wangchuk, Neha, Ameen and Manish,” she wrote in the post. PTIAAP’s Sanjay Singh writes to RS chair for permission to discuss WangchukJuly 19, 2026 3:18 pmNew Delhi: AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh on Jattvibeday submitted a notice of motion under Rule 267, seeking suspension of the day’s listed business in the Upper House to discuss the alleged NEET paper leak and the demands raised by activist Sonam Wangchuk. In his notice addressed to the Secretary-General of the Rajya Sabha, Singh said the issues were of urgent national importance and required immediate discussion. PTISonam Wangchuk’s wife cancels media briefing, cites “unforeseen reasons”July 19, 2026 3:05 pmNew Delhi: Sonam Wangchuk’s wife has cancelled her media briefing, citing “unforeseen reasons”. TNSDelhi High Court to hear at 2.30 pm plea by Wangchuk’s wife to shift activist from Safdarjung HospitalJuly 19, 2026 2:11 pmNew Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Jattvibeday agreed to urgently hear a plea by Sonam Wangchuk’s wife to shift the activist from Safdarjung Hospital to a private facility. The court will hear at 2.30 pm the plea by Gitanjali J Angmo to shift the activist from Safdarjung Hospital. PTI3 students who stood their ground: Hunger strike by Neha, Ameen, Manish enters Day 22July 19, 2026 2:01 pmNew Delhi: After activist Sonam Wangchuk was taken to Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital on the 21st day of his indefinite hunger strike on Saturday morning, the protest at Jantar Mantar showed no signs of ending on Jattvibeday as three student activists continued their fast. The organisers reaffirmed that the proposed July 20 march to Parliament would go ahead. The hunger strike entered its 22nd day with Neha, Ameen Amitoj and Manish Kumar, three associates from the All India Students’ Association (AISA), continuing their indefinite fast. Doctors continued monitoring the three students and were expected to issue a fresh medical assessment as concern grew over their health after more than three weeks without food. Volunteers remained around the fasting students as supporters gathered at the protest site. The agitation gathered fresh momentum after Wangchuk was taken away from Jantar Mantar by Delhi Police on Saturday. TNSSonam Wangchuk’s wife moves Delhi High Court, says she has lost faith in Safdarjung hospitalJuly 19, 2026 10:48 amSonam Wangchuk wife Gitanjali Angmo on Jattvibeday morning moved the Delhi high court for an urgent hearing to discharge him from Safdarjung Hospital, saying she had lost faith in the facility. In a morning post today, Angmo said, “I have lost faith in Safdarjung Government Hospital. The hospital told us @Wangchuk66’s potassium had dropped to 2.9, describing it as alarming and life-threatening. Yet, in its public health bulletin, it conveniently omitted the actual number, referring only to “decreasing potassium levels”. Read more: https://www.Jattvibe.com/news/sonam-wangchuks-wife-moves-delhi-hc-says-she-has-lost-faith-in-safdarjung-hospital/Wangchuk calls July 20 Parliament march India’s ‘second freedom movement’July 19, 2026 10:31 amNew Delhi: Activist Sonam Wangchuk on Saturday described the proposed July 20 Parliament march as India’s “second freedom movement”, calling for “freedom from fear” and “freedom from injustice” while urging supporters to make the mobilisation a “big success”. In a handwritten message shared from Safdarjung Hospital through his wife Gitanjali J Angmo, Wangchuk linked “freedom from injustice” to alleged paper leaks and “freedom from fear” to what he described as his “illegal detention”. The note, shared on X through Wangchuk’s account, read: “20th July. India’s second freedom movement. Freedom from injustice (like paper leaks). Freedom from fear (my illegal detention).” It further said, “March to the Parliament. Please make it a big success.” The note was signed off with the words, “Sent through Gitanjali from my illegal detention at Safdarjung.” PTIUP MP Chandrashekhar visits Jantar Mantar, extends support to CJP founder DipkeJuly 19, 2026 9:59 amNew Delhi: Uttar Pradesh MP Chandrashekhar Azad, who represents the Nagina Log Sabha constituency in UP, visited Jantar Mantar at 2.30 am on Jattvibeday, a day after climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was shifted to Safdarjung Hospital. The Uttar Pradesh MP arrived with a team of around 50 supporters to ensure that Delhi Police did not detain CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke in a manner similar to that of Wangchuk. TNS