The National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah has received a big statement on violence erupted in Leh, Ladakh. Farooq Abdullah supported the Ladakh violence through a press conference. He said, “The people of Ladakh are fighting for their statehood. Earlier they had raised their point peacefully but when no promises were made to him, they left Gandhi’s path and chose the path of movement.”

Farooq Abdullah further said, “People set fire to BJP’s office in Leh. I set the police vehicles on fire. I will ask the rule of India that our state is from the border of China and Pakistan. You do not provoke the spark here. You do not wait to make a spark again and this kingdom gets burnt again.”

‘No foreign forces, this voice of the people of Ladakh’

NC chief Farooq Abdullah said about the Ladakh violence, “Some people are saying that violence is happening here due to foreign forces. I want to tell that there is nothing like that. It is the voice of the people here. Those who are doing wrong with our state, they will have to learn from Ladakh.”

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– ANI (@ani) September 25, 2025

Supporting the agitators of Leh, Farooq Abdullah said, “Now the youth here have decided to know but our state should not go. The National Conference has always chosen the path of peace and Gandhi, but what our children will do cannot be said. It cannot be said. Such issues should be talked about solving, not to confuse it.”

‘We are with all children’- Farooq Abdullah

He further said, “What is happening in Ladakh, we are with all those children. What is happening in Ladakh is happening due to the leaders sitting in Delhi. They should wake up. Otherwise it will be too late.”

When Farooq Abdullah was asked whether China has captured India’s land? In response, the NC chief said, “If not occupied, then why do the BJP people say that we have to take back? We are not able to do petroling there.”

Demonstration in Leh suddenly became violent on Wednesday (September 24, 2025) demanding full state status to Union Territory Ladakh. The students involved in the movement clashed with the police and security forces. 4 people died in this clash, while more than 70 people are said to be injured. During the protest, the students stoned the security forces. The mob set the BJP office and a CRPF car on fire.

1. deployment of security forces being increased vigilant due to violence
The Union Home Ministry is considering the violence erupted in Leh as a planned conspiracy. To keep the situation under control, at least 12 companies of CAPF are being sent to Leh. In these, four companies of CRPF have already reached, while four companies will reach by Thursday. Apart from this, seven companies already present there were already deployed. Four more companies of ITBP have also been sent to the spot to increase security. If needed, other paramilitary forces will also be deployed in Ladakh.

2. Lieutenant Governor feared conspiracy
Ladakh Lt. Governor Kavinder Gupta said that there is a smell of conspiracy in the ongoing protests in Leh. He says that some people are deliberately provoking people and it is being compared to protests in Bangladesh and Nepal. Gupta warned that if the administration had not controlled the protest in time, the situation could have become more serious. He also said that whether people outside Ladakh are involved in protest, it will be investigated. He clarified that ‘those who were killed on Wednesday are responsible for those who provoked the crowd. Such things will not be tolerated. My effort is to maintain peace in Ladakh.

3. Violence erupted after two people deteriorated
Chering Dorje, president of Leh Apex Body (LAB), said that the Ladakh unit of LAB had organized Ladakh bandh. 2 people sitting on hunger strike had to be taken to the hospital after their health deteriorated. After this, the atmosphere became tense and some youth started stone pelting, on which the police had to take action.

4. Administration strict procession, rally and march stopped
Leh District Administration has implemented Section 163 of the Code of India Justice (BNS). Under this, 5 or more people are prohibited from gathering. Now without permission no one can do a procession, rally or march. It has also been clarified in the order that no person will give such a statement that will disturb peace or affect law and order. The administration said that this decision has been taken to maintain peace and prevent the situation from deteriorating the situation.

5. What is the demand of protesters?
People performing in Leh demand that Ladakh be given full state status again and the sixth schedule of the Constitution should be implemented here. Apart from this, the protesters are demanding to make Kargil and Leh a Lok Sabha seat. Currently, there is only one Lok Sabha seat here, before the removal of Article 370, Ladakh had 4 assembly seats, but now there is not a single one. The protesters are also demanding to restore it.

6. BJP claims Congress behind Leh violence
The BJP has alleged that the Congress is a conspiracy behind the violent performance. BJP leader Nishikant Dubey allegedly shared two pictures of Congress ward member Funtasog Stanjin Tsepag on social media. He claimed that he set fire to the BJP office. In a picture, Tsepag is seen with Rahul Gandhi. Nishikant Dubey taunted Rahul Gandhi and wrote- ‘Rahul Gandhi is running this love shop?’

7. Sonam Wangchuk announced to withdraw strike
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on Wednesday expressed grief over the incidents of violence in Leh and blamed the growing frustration between “Jane Z” for the violence. After taking violent form of the movement, Wangchuk withdrew his hunger strike for 15 days. Wangchuk said that two of the protesters, a 72 -year -old man and a 62 -year -old woman were rushed to the hospital on Tuesday and said that it was probably an immediate cause of violent protest.

8. Wangchuk has been performing continuously for 18 months
Wangchuk has been performing continuously for the last 18 months. In March 2024, he fasted for 21 days, after which the Center assured him of talks. In September 2024, he took a march from Leh to Delhi, but was arrested on the border of the capital. In October 2024, after sitting on a fast in Delhi once again, the Center assured the talks again. In the same month, he fasted for 16 days in Leh, and the Center again promised talks. In August 2025, his performance in Kargil received the support of opposition Parliament and leaders. His fast in Leh in September 2025 continues for the last 35 days and he has also got the support of local organizations.

9. Government’s serious allegations against Sonam Wangchuk
Government sources say that Sonam Wangchuk’s agenda has been clear from the beginning. He openly talked about bringing a movement like ‘Arab Spring’ to Ladakh and praised the performance of Nepal’s youth. It is alleged that he used youth to divert attention from his personal financial irregularities. For his benefit, he shielded the youth of Ladakh and put them on the streets.

10. Four people died, more than 70 people injured
Officials said four people were killed and more than 70 people were injured in a clash between protesters and security personnel during the bandh called by Leh Apex Body (LAB) on Wednesday. The protesters committed violence and attacked the BJP office and several vehicles, after which the police had to shoot to bring the situation under control.

Government sources have expressed deep concern over the recent violent performance in Ladakh. Sources said that whatever happened is very sad, but the question arises that who really benefited from this chaos? When the talks between the government and the protesters were scheduled on 6 October and informal talks were also being planned on 25-26 September, why violence was provoked in such a time?

Serious allegations against Sonam Wangchuk
Government sources said that Sonam Wangchuk’s agenda has been clear from the beginning. He openly talked about bringing a movement like ‘Arab Spring’ to Ladakh and praised the performance of Nepal’s youth. It is alleged that he used youth to divert attention from his personal financial irregularities. For his benefit, he shielded the youth of Ladakh and put them on the streets.

Congress accused of spoiling the atmosphere
According to sources, the government is also considering the Congress party as accused. He believes that the Congress had already prepared the land. Talking about stone pelting at government offices, threatening to take action and pushing the youth towards conflict was part of the Congress strategy. This was not a natural opposition but a pre-planned script that was converted into violence. Sources said that the youth were used, the mistake is not of them but of those who used them as pawns.

Government’s interaction and security efforts
The government says that it has always taken talks seriously. Even in the last week of July, dates were proposed for the meeting of the High Planned Committee (HPC), but no positive response was received. The government reiterated that the security of Ladakh’s land, employment, culture and other sensitive issues has always been its priority. In this direction, decisions like increasing reservation to 85 percent have been taken.

The interests of the people of Ladakh are paramount
Government sources said that the conversation should always be in an open mind and friendly atmosphere, not in a sense of conflict. The aim of the government is that the people of Ladakh should be at the center of all policy decisions. The biggest priority of the government is the government’s biggest priority to protect the interests of Ladakhis and give them adequate protection.

LG also condemned the violence during the protest
Ladakh Ladakh Lt. Governor Kavinder Gupta strongly condemned the violence in Leh and expressed deep grief over the loss of life and expressed condolences to the bereaved families. He wished for early health benefits of the injured. The Lieutenant Governor directed the administration and law and order agencies to take strict steps and ensure the safety of the public. He clarified that violence will not be tolerated in any form.

Climate activist and teacher Sonam Wangchuk, who was leading the ongoing hunger strike demanding state status to Ladakh, ended her 15 -day hunger strike on Wednesday. His decision came at a time when there were incidents of violent demonstrations and sabotage in Leh, which made the situation tense.

Appeal to young generation
Sonam Wangchuk said that he was very sad to see the violence in Leh. He said that violence was not only of some supporters, but the results of the feelings of the whole of Ladakh. He described it as the ‘Bhadas’ of the younger generation and a kind of generation-Z revolution, which brought them to the streets. Wangchuk clarified that there is no democratic platform today and he appealed to the younger generation of Ladakh not to follow the path of violence, otherwise their efforts for the last five years would fail.

Very sad events in leh
My message of peaceful path failed today. I appeal to youth to please stop this nonsense. This only damages our cause.#Ladakhanshan pic.twitter.com/cztnhoukoc

– Sonam Wangchuk (@wangchuk66) September 24, 2025

Sonam gave the message of peace
Sonam Wangchuk insisted that the government has given the message of peace and it should not be ignored. He reiterated that the younger generation followed the path of peace so that the purpose of the movement could be fulfilled and the demand for Ladakh to get full state status could move forward in a peaceful manner.

The main demands of the protesters
There are four major demands of protesters in Leh and Ladakh: Ladakh should be given full state status, constitutional security should be ensured under the 6th Schedule, separate Lok Sabha seats should be made for Kargil and Leh, and recruitment of local people in government jobs.

The next meeting on these demands will be held in Delhi on 6 October. Remember, after the removal of Article 370 and 35A in the year 2019, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh were made two separate union territories. At that time, the government had also assured that if the situation is normal, Ladakh will be given full state status.

Gen-Z in Leh opened a front against the central government on Wednesday (24 September). The students staged a fierce support in social activist Sonam Wangchuk. During this time: The students set the CRPF car on fire. There was also a clash between the police and the students. Wangchuk has been demanding full state status to Ladakh for the last several months, but the central government has not yet taken any concrete steps about it.

Actually social and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was sitting on hunger strike in Ladakh for several days. They are demanding to keep Ladakh in the sixth schedule and get it full state status. In Leh, the students started protests on Wednesday (24 September) in support of Wangchuk. The performance of the students was so fierce that they clashed with the police. The police tried to calm the case, but the demonstration was further enraged.

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– ABP News (@Abpnews) September 24, 2025

Sonam Wangchuk -led Ladakh’s Apex Body The Union Territory is demanding the sixth schedule and full state status to Ladakh. Wangchuk also went on hunger strike for this for the past several days. He first conducted a long march till New Delhi. After this, he sat on hunger strike. Now in support of them Gen-z They have come out on the streets.

Jammu and Kashmir was divided into two parts after removing Article 370

Let us know that on 5 August 2019, after the removal of Article 370, Jammu and Kashmir was divided into two parts. Jammu and Kashmir became a separate union territory, while Ladakh became a separate union territory including Leh and Kargil. There is a demand for full status regarding this Ladakh.