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Ladakh Groups Say Will Go Ahead With Shutdown Today To Demand Statehood
Several political and social groups in Ladakh will go ahead with a shutdown and protests today, even as the Centre revoked the National Security Act (NSA) against activist Sonam Wangchuk and ordered his release.
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Climate Activist Sonam Wangchuk, Detained For Nearly 6 Months, To Be Released
Sonam Wangchuk was detained on September 26 last year, two days after violent protests over statehood and constitutional protection left four people dead and 50, including security personnel, injured in Ladakh's Leh.
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Sonam Wangchuk Tried To Instigate Nepal-Like Gen Z Protests: Centre
The Centre and the Union Territory of Ladakh administration told the Supreme Court on Monday that jailed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk tried to instigate Gen Z for protests like in Nepal and Bangladesh.
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'Tough Nut to Crack': Gitanjali Angmo On Why Sonam Wangchuk Was Arrested
Sonam Wangchuk's wife claimed her husband was detained following the Ladakh protests because the government did not want him to be involved in statehood talks with Kargil and Leh organisations as it felt he was a "tough nut to crack".
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"I'm Being Followed": Sonam Wangchuk's Wife To Supreme Court
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk's wife, Gitanjali Angmo, has claimed that she has been followed and is under constant surveillance ever since she arrived in Delhi after her husband's arrest for provoking protesters and alleged Pakistan links
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Sonam Wangchuk's 'Gandhian' Message From Jail To Ladakh Statehood Protesters
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who is in a Jodhpur jail after his arrest in the aftermath of the unrest in Ladakh, has appealed for peace and unity and urged the people of Ladakh to continue their struggle for statehood in the "true Gandhian way"
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"Ready To Start Dialogue Process, Will Protect Land, Jobs": Top Ladakh Official
In its first detailed policy statement following violence in Ladakh, the government today announced a slew of confidence-building measures, including protection of land, jobs, and the demographic character of the Ladakh region.
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Week After Ladakh Violence, 26 Protesters Released In Goodwill Gesture
The government has released 26 men detained during violent protests in Ladakh last week - over demands for statehood and constitutional safeguards - to help settle frayed nerves and demonstrate an intent to resolve this matter peacefully.
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Action Against Sonam Wangchuk Based On Credible Inputs: Ladakh Administration
Ladakh administration on Tuesday said that the allegations of victimisation of individuals, especially Sonam Wangchuk, are baseless as the action taken against him (Sonam Wangchuk) is based on credible inputs and documents.
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Curfew Relaxed For 7 Hours In Ladakh, People Flock To Markets
Curfew was relaxed for seven hours from 10 AM on Tuesday in the violence-hit Leh town in the Union Territory of Ladakh, allowing markets to gradually reopen and providing relief to the people who were reeling under week-long curbs, officials said.
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Ladakh Groups Say Will Go Ahead With Shutdown Today To Demand Statehood
Several political and social groups in Ladakh will go ahead with a shutdown and protests today, even as the Centre revoked the National Security Act (NSA) against activist Sonam Wangchuk and ordered his release.
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Climate Activist Sonam Wangchuk, Detained For Nearly 6 Months, To Be Released
Sonam Wangchuk was detained on September 26 last year, two days after violent protests over statehood and constitutional protection left four people dead and 50, including security personnel, injured in Ladakh's Leh.
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Sonam Wangchuk Tried To Instigate Nepal-Like Gen Z Protests: Centre
The Centre and the Union Territory of Ladakh administration told the Supreme Court on Monday that jailed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk tried to instigate Gen Z for protests like in Nepal and Bangladesh.
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'Tough Nut to Crack': Gitanjali Angmo On Why Sonam Wangchuk Was Arrested
Sonam Wangchuk's wife claimed her husband was detained following the Ladakh protests because the government did not want him to be involved in statehood talks with Kargil and Leh organisations as it felt he was a "tough nut to crack".
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"I'm Being Followed": Sonam Wangchuk's Wife To Supreme Court
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk's wife, Gitanjali Angmo, has claimed that she has been followed and is under constant surveillance ever since she arrived in Delhi after her husband's arrest for provoking protesters and alleged Pakistan links
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Sonam Wangchuk's 'Gandhian' Message From Jail To Ladakh Statehood Protesters
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who is in a Jodhpur jail after his arrest in the aftermath of the unrest in Ladakh, has appealed for peace and unity and urged the people of Ladakh to continue their struggle for statehood in the "true Gandhian way"
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"Ready To Start Dialogue Process, Will Protect Land, Jobs": Top Ladakh Official
In its first detailed policy statement following violence in Ladakh, the government today announced a slew of confidence-building measures, including protection of land, jobs, and the demographic character of the Ladakh region.
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Week After Ladakh Violence, 26 Protesters Released In Goodwill Gesture
The government has released 26 men detained during violent protests in Ladakh last week - over demands for statehood and constitutional safeguards - to help settle frayed nerves and demonstrate an intent to resolve this matter peacefully.
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Action Against Sonam Wangchuk Based On Credible Inputs: Ladakh Administration
Ladakh administration on Tuesday said that the allegations of victimisation of individuals, especially Sonam Wangchuk, are baseless as the action taken against him (Sonam Wangchuk) is based on credible inputs and documents.
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Curfew Relaxed For 7 Hours In Ladakh, People Flock To Markets
Curfew was relaxed for seven hours from 10 AM on Tuesday in the violence-hit Leh town in the Union Territory of Ladakh, allowing markets to gradually reopen and providing relief to the people who were reeling under week-long curbs, officials said.
