Instagram vs WhatsApp: How CJP protests are different and why that matters
Sonam Wangchuk ended his hunger strike after government assurances on paper leaks. The government promised fast-track courts and tougher punishments for offenders. New education secretaries were appointed, signaling bureaucratic shifts. The CJP protest utilized social media, challenging traditional political communication. This youth movement forced a direct intervention from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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