India, April 14 -- Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, released from the Jodhpur jail on March 14 after the revocation of the stringent National Security Act (NSA) by the Union Home Ministry, is apparently growing impatient in the absence of an announcement of the fresh schedule of talks.

A week after he visited Kargil, where he emphasised that the unity between regions like Leh and Kargil has given strength to the movement in support of their demands, including statehood for Ladakh and extension of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution to the region, Wangchuk Monday claimed Ladakh is hanging between trust and mistrust while it is awaiting resumption of the dialogue.

In a post on X, Wangchuk said, "Today marks exactly one month since the ...