Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk has been on a hunger strike for 26 days, losing 11 kilograms, as he continues to lead a protest in Delhi. Wangchuk has been a central figure at the 'Cockroach Janta Party' demonstration, drawing attention to his cause. The activist, known for his work in education and environmental issues in the Ladakh region, has been fasting to demand action on various grievances. Despite his weakened condition, Wangchuk stated, 'I am still alive,' showing his resolve. The protest has garnered support and media coverage, highlighting the ongoing struggle for regional rights and development. Authorities have not yet commented on the protest or Wangchuk's demands. The hunger strike has raised concerns about his health, but Wangchuk remains determined to continue until his demands are met. The protest is part of a broader movement in India where activists often use fasting as a nonviolent tool to pressure the government.