Leh, Sept. 12 -- The hunger strike led by eminent environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk entered its third day today, drawing attention to pressing ecological and developmental concerns in the Ladakh region. While a handful of leaders from the Leh Apex Body (LAB) have thrown their weight behind the agitation, participation from broader political and religious circles remains limited, underscoring a cautious approach among many stakeholders.
Apart from former minister and ex-BJP leader Chering Dorjey, no other prominent political figure has actively joined the protest. Many of the region's key leaders are observing developments from the sidelines, wary of aligning themselves with the movement without broader consensus. This reluctance is par...