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'It does not end in darkness': Sonam Wangchuk visits Rajghat, congratulates youth on protest
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Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk visited Rajghat after discharge from Medanta Hospital in Gurugram following a 26-day hunger strike.
Wangchuk paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, stating that Gandhi's path of peace remains relevant today.
He urged people to voice grievances through peaceful means, saying 'it does not end in darkness'.
Wangchuk congratulated youth and organizers for achieving outcomes through peaceful protest rather than violence.
He stressed that governments must remain answerable to public questions through Parliament and Vidhan Sabha.
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