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Videos of celebrations at a hotel are going viral after the protest ended, with Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders, protesters, and supporters reportedly attending a "resignation party" following Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as the Union Education Minister. Among those present were CJP spokespersons Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das. Reacting to the celebrations, Sonam Wangchuk urged supporters to remember that “victory should also have humility.”"Victory should have humility. Don't do something that will hurt the sentiments of anyone. I appeal to them to move forward with love and a big heart.He also said that the criticism over him ending his 26-day fast in the presence of Union ministers Jitendra Singh and JP Nadda stemmed from a misunderstanding
of the Ladakhi traditions. "I wanted to pay my tribute to Bapu (Mahatma Gandhi). His path is as relevant today as it was 100 years ago. This experiment is successful today," he told PTI.Explaining the controversy, Wangchuk said in Ladakh, when a government representative or senior leader helps breaks a protester's fast, it is regarded as a sign that the government has yielded to their demands."In Ladakh, when protests happen, it is believed that if a government representative or some big leader breaks your fast, it is considered a victory. They are bowing to you while feeding you. When that does not work out, we break our fast by the hands of a child or an elderly person," he said.Congratulating the organisers and participants of the agitation, Wangchuk said the movement had succeeded because it remained peaceful despite police action."It did not succeed because of batons and stones but because of peaceful protest. The baton charge would have made the situation worse," he said, urging people in India and across the world to continue following Gandhi's path.Asked whether the resignation of Pradhan was sufficient, Wangchuk said it was only the beginning. He also expressed hope that the assurances given by the government would be honoured and that no action would be taken against peaceful protesters."The resignation is a start. Reforms would make the country better. I am certain we will be able to adopt them," he said, adding that any proposed legislation should be debated thoroughly in Parliament.
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