The full story of Wangchuk Hospitalized During Hunger Strike

Sonam Wangchuk reiterated there was no deal with the government; his priority was protecting student protesters from violence and legal action.

Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after the Centre provided written assurances and to prevent an imminent crackdown, citing fears of a repeat of September 24, 2025 violence in Ladakh.

Wangchuk dismissed criticism by asking why he needed a 'character certificate' for his commitment, having lost 11 kg and risking organ damage.

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) held a second round of talks with the Centre, which gave written assurances on some demands; 18 metro stations in Delhi were closed on July 25.

The protest at Jantar Mantar continued with large crowds, including delegations from lawyers, farmer unions, and NGOs.

Congress's Randeep Surjewala called PM Modi's fast-track courts for the NEET leak accused a 'smokescreen' to 'befool India's youth'.

Surjewala alleged the CBI filed a closure report against the main accused instead of a chargesheet.

He questioned the government's intent behind the fast-track court initiative.

Safdarjung Hospital report contradicts Delhi Police claim about a patient's injuries.

Patient's case sheet describes darkened skin around wounds and pellet shards stuck to skin.

The report also notes tenderness on impact sites.

The incident involves police action, but details of the broader event are not provided.

Delhi High Court refused to hear a PIL seeking NIA and CBI probe into the July 20 'Chalo Sansad' protest march.

The court noted authorities are already aware of the incident and can take action if needed.

The Cockroach Janta Party continues talks with the government over demands related to the NEET examination.

The party's key demand for the resignation of the Union Education Minister remains non-negotiable.

Further discussions are scheduled amid the ongoing NEET paper leak fallout.

Nihang Sikhs clashed with the CJP at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.

The Sikhs demanded an apology from Abhijeet Dipke for allegedly demeaning them.

Dipke is accused of disrespecting Sikh attire, which the Nihangs consider an insult to Sikh religious identity.