Ladakh Faces Internet Curbs, Prohibitory Orders Ahead of Activist-Led March

Sonam Wangchuk criticizes administration's attempts to suppress peaceful protest, warns of potential escalation.

Ahead of Sonam Wangchuk's planned 'Pashmina March' to highlight Ladakh's issues, including alleged Chinese encroachment, the administration imposes internet curbs and prohibitory orders.
Wangchuk criticizes the administration for attempting to suppress the peaceful protest, fearing it could escalate tensions.
The activist had called off a 21-day hunger strike for Ladakh's statehood and rights protection under the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, but is now on a three-day fast.
Wangchuk warns of a non-cooperation movement and asks the administration to prepare for a 'jail bharo andolan' if necessary.
The government faces criticism for prioritizing votes and mining interests over the people of Ladakh and national security.