Court Denies Interim Relief to Sonam Wangchuk, Orders Him to Remain in Government Hospital
A court has denied interim relief to Sonam Wangchuk, directing that he continue receiving treatment at a government hospital. The activist remains on an indefinite fast over Ladakh-related demands, while concerns over his health continue to grow.
Sonam Wangchuk to remain in hospital
Climate activist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk has been denied interim relief by the court and will continue to be admitted in a government hospital. The development comes amid growing worries about Wangchuk's health as he has been on an indefinite fast demanding constitutional safeguards and more protection for Ladakh.
Court Denies Immediate Relief
The court rejected Wangchuk’s plea for interim relief during the hearing, saying his medical condition needed continued supervision and treatment at the government hospital. The court highlighted that his health and safety are a concern during the legal proceedings. Further hearing of the matter is expected in the coming days.
Fast Enters Critical Stage
Wangchuk’s indefinite hunger strike has drawn nationwide attention, with supporters expressing concern over his deteriorating health. His protest is focused on demands for constitutional safeguards for Ladakh under the Sixth Schedule, protection of the environment and more local community participation in decisions that affect the Union Territory. He was taken to the hospital where doctors have been monitoring his condition closely.
Support Builds Across the Nation
Wangchuk’s demands have found support from a host of activists, public figures and citizens, who have appealed for a constructive dialogue between the Centre and representatives from Ladakh. Elsewhere in the country, there have been reports of demonstrations and solidarity campaigns calling on authorities to meet with the activist and address the concerns raised by the movement.
The government remains firm
The administration said Wangchuk was being given all necessary medical care and that appropriate legal procedures were being followed. Officials have also called for calm, saying his health is being monitored constantly by medical experts.
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