New Delhi/IBNS, July 20 -- Education reform activist Sonam Wangchuk has said he is willing to end his indefinite hunger strike on Monday if political leaders visit him at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital and commit to raising the issue of education accountability during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, according to his wife, Gitanjali Angmo.

Speaking to the media, Angmo said Wangchuk's demand goes beyond his personal protest and seeks a broader political commitment to initiate a parliamentary discussion on reforms and accountability in India's education system. Parliament's Monsoon Session is scheduled to begin on Monday.

The development comes as Wangchuk remains under medical supervision at Safdarjung Hospital after being shifted there fo...