Will Ladakh get constitutional protection? Sonam Wangchuk's foot march reached Delhi, know what happened?

New Delhi: Ladakh's climate activist Sonam Wangchuk has reached Delhi. He has come to Delhi on foot from Leh with more than 150 people. The main objective of this yatra was to make people aware about environmental protection. On reaching Delhi, Wangchuk and his companions were stopped for some time. Sonam Wangchuk told that after coming to Delhi she had to face some problems, but due to this her message reached more people faster. He said, 'We faced some problems after reaching Delhi. But whatever happens, happens for the good. We are happy that our message of environmental protection reached more people. Wangchuk said that he has given a memorandum to the government. In this he has demanded that Ladakh should be given security under the Constitution.

Wangchuk wants Ladakh to get protection under the Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution. This will give rights to the local people in the management and governance of Ladakh. He has also met the Home Ministry. According to Wangchuk, the Home Ministry has assured him that he will soon meet the Prime Minister, President or Home Minister. Wangchuk said, 'I have been assured by the Home Ministry that in the coming days I will get a chance to meet the top leadership of India – the Prime Minister or the President or the Home Minister.' He further said, 'I have demanded restoration of democracy through statehood and Schedule 6.'