JNU's Neha Bora continues hunger strike after Wangchuk moved away, alleges police crackdown
India, July 18 -- A student activist on Saturday claimed that Delhi Police attempted to detain protesters after forcibly removing activist Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar. Neha Bora, a PhD scholar at JNU, is also on an indefinite hunger strike and completed 21 days of fasting on Saturday.
She said she would continue the indefinite hunger strike despite the police action.
Neha said Wangchuk was taken away early in the morning by the police and they later tried to enter the protest area and remove other students fasting. Track live updates on the CJP protest here
"Today is the 21st day of our hunger strike," Neha told HT. "At around 7 am, some people in plain clothes entered the stage area. Five to ten minutes later, a heavy police dep...
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