Multiple reports say Sonam Wangchuk ends his hunger strike after a high-level engagement involving Amit Shah. NDTV reports that sources say Shah holds a long meeting lasting about four hours with BJP president JP Nadda and Union minister Jitendra Singh. After this meeting, NDTV says ministers reach out to Wangchuk. India Today similarly attributes Wangchuk’s decision to the four-hour meeting involving Amit Shah, describing it as the key factor that results in him ending the hunger strike.
Across the accounts, the common sequence is that a meeting with Shah, Nadda, and Jitendra Singh takes place, followed by follow-up engagement by ministers with Wangchuk. Both outlets frame the hunger strike’s end as linked to that meeting, with no additional specific details in the provided excerpts about the terms discussed, any agreement reached, or the exact timing beyond the reported meeting duration. The reports focus on the role of the meeting and the subsequent ministerial outreach in bringing the hunger strike to an end.
