FranceIn India, police forcibly ended a twenty-day hunger strike led by Sonam Wangchuk, a 59-year-old activist, along with around twenty students. The protest was aimed at exposing widespread fraud in university examinations, a topic that has sparked significant public anger across the country. Wangchuk and his group had been fasting since June 28 to draw attention to the issue of academic dishonesty and corruption within higher education institutions. The situation highlights growing concerns over the integrity of educational assessments and the systemic issues within India’s examination system.
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