‘Anna part 2’: Congress MP says Wangchuk struck deal with govt as fast ends; Dipke and BJP react
Follow CJP protest LIVE updates"He is Anna (social activist Anna Hazare) part two. For 12 years, Anna has remained silent, and now Sonam Wangchuk will remain silent. You were striking a deal with the government yesterday; at the time, was any student present there?
- ▪Follow CJP protest LIVE updates"He is Anna (social activist Anna Hazare) part two.
- ▪For 12 years, Anna has remained silent, and now Sonam Wangchuk will remain silent.
- ▪You were striking a deal with the government yesterday; at the time, was any student present there?
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HomeNext‘Anna part 2’: Congress MP says Wangchuk struck deal with govt as fast ends; Dipke and BJP reactCongress MP Imran Masood referred to Sonam Wangchuk as “Anna Hazare part two,” and said that he too would “remain silent” now that he has ended his fast.Updated on: Jul 24, 2026, 17:05:03 ISTBy Karishma AyaldasaniPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Congress MP Imran Masood stirred a controversy on Friday after likening climate activist Sonam Wangchuk to social activist Anna Hazare and accusing him of striking a "personal" deal with the government while ending his hunger strike.Masood's remarks drew sharp criticism from Abhijeet Dipke and BJP.
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