Sonam Wangchuk has broken his fast, says co-convenor Leh Apex Body
He broke the fast in the presence of two Union Ministers on certain conditions, he says; Govt gave a written assurance that cases against students will be taken back, if they are not violent, Mr. Dorjay says
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