Srinagar, April 14 -- Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on Monday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah for taking timely measures, in national interest, to resolve the issues of Ladakh at the earliest. Wangchuk, who was released from Jodhpur jail last month after NSA charges against him were dropped, said that the Centre hasn't given a new date for talks with the Ladakh leadership, after February 4 dialogues remained inconclusive. The Union ministry of home affairs (MHA) held a high-powered committee meeting with Ladakh's Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) on February 4, 2026, in New Delhi regarding key demands, including statehood, the Sixth Schedule. The LAB and KDA have been demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule for the region. Wangchuk said that his NSA revocation last month had given them (people of Ladakh) a hope. "HANGING BETWEEN TRUST & MISTRUST - LADAKH AWAITS DIALOGUE. Today marks exactly one month since the unconditional revocation of my detention under the NSA, 1980. The revocation order gave us hope that the Centre was willing to correct past mistakes, as it spoke of "building mutual trust" for a "constructive and meaningful dialogue." Wangchuk wrote on X. "However, even after 2.5 months since the last dialogue on 4th February, not even a date for the next round of talks has been announced," his post further read. Wangchuk also alleged that some people are trying to create mistrust between Buddhists and Muslims. "On the 'trust' front shady entities are using this gap to sow seeds of Leh- Kargil (Buddhist - Muslim) divide. As people in this sensitive border region grow disheartened and demoralised, I urge Hon'ble PM @narendramodi ji and HM @AmitShah ji to take timely measures, in national interest, to resolve the issues at the earliest," Wangchuk said....