Activist Sonam Wangchuk remains on a hunger strike for more than three weeks, according to NDTV. He is fasting to press for accountability related to alleged NEET examination paper leaks, and his wife says he has indicated he will end the fast but only if specific conditions are met. The reporting states that the decision to call off the fast is conditional, with two requirements set out through his family rather than through official channels. The article frames the fast as part of his broader demand that the authorities respond to the NEET leak controversy. It also notes that the fast has entered its later stages, with the prolonged duration underscoring the pressure the protest is intended to create. The account does not indicate that the authorities have accepted the demands or that any formal agreement has been reached. The situation is therefore presented as ongoing: Wangchuk’s hunger strike continues, while the conditions for ending it are communicated through his wife, tied to the demand for accountability over the NEET leak allegations.