Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Ladakh Admin Mulls Aid for Families of September 24 Violence
The government in Ladakh is thinking about giving money to the families of people who died during a protest on September 24th.
This is because there was a big fight, and four people sadly lost their lives.
The government wants to help those families.
They are waiting for the results of an investigation, led by a judge, to understand what happened.
The situation is now calm, and the government is talking to people to make sure this doesn't happen again.
Some people were arrested, but those who weren't involved have been released.
The government is also looking into any accusations against activist Sonam Wangchuk.
Ladakh administration is considering financial aid for the families of those killed in the September 24 violence.
Four people died in the violence on September 24 in Leh.
The administration will decide based on the judicial commission's report.
A judicial inquiry into the matter is underway.
The Lieutenant Governor stated the situation in Ladakh is normal now and innocent people have been released.
- Who
- Ladakh administration
- What
- Considering financial aid for victims of the September 24 violence
- When
- Announced after the judicial inquiry began
- Where
- Leh, Ladakh
- Why
- To provide support to families of the deceased and address the consequences of the unrest.
- Event
- September 24 Violence in Leh
- Victims
- Four deaths
- Aid Consideration
- Financial compensation for families
- Authority
- Ladakh Administration
- Inquiry
- Judicial Commission Ongoing
- Key Demand Fulfilled
- Judicial inquiry announced on October 17
