Vets students continue chain hunger strike in Ludhiana

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:24 AM Oct 27, 2025 IST

Veterinary students continue with their dharna on Sunday.

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The indefinite strike by members of the Veterinary Students’ Union entered its 32nd day on Sunday at the university’s veterinary hospital.

On Sunday, Dr Kamalpreet Singh, Dr Sahibnoor Singh and Dr Muskan Thakur continued the chain hunger strike. They also warned that if their demands remain unfulfilled, they will begin a fast unto death.Expressing disappointment, the protesting students accused the government of “continued neglect and repeated false assurances”.

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