Sonam Wangchuk, who is on an indefinite hunger strike, says he will end the fast today but only if specific conditions are met. Across reports, Wangchuk’s stated conditions focus on accountability and assurances that his concerns will be taken up through formal channels. One condition involves the government accepting an education accountability framework. Another set of requirements centers on whether members of parliament (MPs) assure him that the issue will be raised in Parliament. Additional reporting includes comments attributed to Wangchuk’s wife, who describes what she says would lead him to end the hunger strike, including the need for MPs to provide support and guarantees. The coverage presents the plan as conditional rather than automatic, with Wangchuk making his decision dependent on assurances from government and legislators. The reports do not provide details of how the conditions are being verified or what the government’s response is, but they collectively indicate that talks or commitments are expected to determine whether he calls off the strike.