The situation remains volatile, with protesters bracing for further confrontation while demanding systemic accountability. Dipke confirmed his intent to initiate legal proceedings against the officers responsible for the crackdown. Central to the protest is the health of activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has entered his 26th day of a hunger strike, prompting urgent pleas from his supporters to suspend the fast.
CJP leader Saurav Das has escalated the political stakes, declaring the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan a non-negotiable demand for ending the occupation. While Das insists the assembly must remain non-violent, the government has begun to address the underlying grievances. Health Minister JP Nadda acknowledged the severity of the examination paper leaks that ignited the unrest, calling for a comprehensive parliamentary review of the systemic failures involved.



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