Sonam Wangchuk sets 3 conditions to end fast as CJP gears up for 'Chalo Sansad' march from Jantar Mantar

Published 20 July 2026 · local

Delhi Police have converted several entry points into high-security zones with multi-layered barricades, enhanced surveillance, anti-sabotage checks and round-the-clock patrolling in New Delhi, Central Delhi

Delhi Police have converted several entry points into high-security zones with multi-layered barricades, enhanced surveillance, anti-sabotage checks and round-the-clock patrolling in New Delhi, Central Delhi and parts of North Delhi ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party's march to Parliament today, news agency PTI said citing sources. Banners, slogans and swelling crowds transformed Jantar Mantar into a packed protest camp on Sunday ahead of its proposed "Chalo Sansad" march on Monday. Protesters in several hundreds stayed at the protest site throughout the night too. Police personnel were seen maintaining a vigil around the protest site. Police have reiterated hat the march would not be permitted, calling the ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar "illegal" and warning of action if demonstrators attempt to proceed towards Parliament. Quick answers to key questions • 5 QUESTIONS 1 What are the conditions set by Sonam Wangchuk to end his fast? ⌵ Sonam Wangchuk will end his fast if the government takes accountability for recent failures in the education system, if he and CJP leaders receive assurances from MPs at Parliament, or if his health prevents his participation. 2 Why did Sonam Wangchuk start his hunger strike?

⌵ Sonam Wangchuk began his hunger strike to protest against irregularities in the NEET examination and to demand reforms in the education sector, among other issues. 3 How is Delhi Police preparing for the Chalo Sansad march? ⌵ Delhi Police have increased security measures, including multi-layered barricades, enhanced surveillance, and banning unauthorised gatherings to prevent the Chalo Sansad march. 4 Should participants of the Chalo Sansad march follow any specific guidelines? ⌵ Yes, participants are advised to maintain peace, follow CJP's do’s and don’ts, and ensure the protest remains peaceful and non-violent. 5 What is the significance of the date July 20 for the CJP's protest? ⌵ July 20 marks the beginning of Parliament's Monsoon Session and is the planned date for the Cockroach Janta Party's 'Chalo Sansad' march, aiming to raise awareness about education accountability. On Monday morning, many policemen were seen engaging with CJP protestors and team members including spokesperson Saurav Das. Earlier, CJP members shared photographs and videos on social media showing the protest site packed with supporters, claiming people from different parts of the country had begun arriving for Monday's mobilisation. Also Read | Crowds swell at Jantar Mantar ahead of CJP's Parliament march on Monday CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, in a video message shared on X, appealed to students to take part in the July 20 protest march.