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Sahil Wakode's Parents' Hunger Strike Enters Day 2, Govt Silent

Ravindra and Sonali Wakode, parents of Sahil Wakode, continued their hunger strike for a second day at Azad Maidan in Mumbai, demanding justice for their son. Their lawyer stated that no one from the government has approached them yet.

Ravindra and Sonali Wakode, the parents of Sahil Wakode, continued their hunger strike for a second consecutive day on Saturday at Azad Maidan in south Mumbai, holding a photograph of their son and demanding justice. The couple sat on a makeshift stage as supporters gathered, but according to the family's lawyer, no representative from the government has approached them so far.

The hunger strike underscores the family's frustration with the lack of official response. Sahil Wakode's case has yet to receive public comment from authorities, and the family's lawyer confirmed that no government official has reached out to discuss the matter. The protest at Azad Maidan, a common site for demonstrations in Mumbai, has drawn attention from local media and passersby.

With the strike now in its second day, pressure is mounting on the state government to address the family's demands. The absence of government engagement could escalate tensions, and the protest may gain broader support if no action is taken. Incisor News will continue to monitor the situation for further developments.

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