Ladakh Violence Live Updates: Four Killed, 70 Injured; Sonam Wangchuk Provoked Mob Says Centre
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Ladakh Violence Live: Police Crackdown In Ladakh
The police launched a major crackdown over Wednesday's violence in Ladakh. Around 50 people have been arrested during pre-dawn raids and searches in Leh, NDTV reported.
Ladakh Violence Live: CBI Begins Inquiry Against Wangchuk's Institution
The Central Bureau of Investigation has begun an inquiry into alleged violation of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act against an institution founded by Ladakh-based educationist and activist Sonam Wangchuk, PTI reported citing officials.
(Inputs from PTI)
Ladakh Violence Live: Sonam Wangchuk Had Ended Hunger Strike
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 15-day hunger strike amid the unrest on Wednesday.
Ladakh Violence Live: Mahua Moitra Says Ladakh Has Waited For Years
In a social media post on X, All India Trinamool Congress Member of Parliament Lok Sabha, Mahua Moitra said, "Ladakh has waited patiently for years. None of the Centre’s promises to Ladakhis have been fulfilled. To now label them as deshdrohis is disgusting."
Ladakh Protest Live: 12 Companies Of CAPFs Were Deployed
The Union Home Ministry on Wednesday sent at least 12 companies of CAPFs to Leh to control the situation on the ground, as per an India dot com report. It further added that, Out of the 12 companies, four CRPF companies have already reached, and four more will arrive on Thursday.
