Fresh out of jail, Sonam Wangchuk calls for mutual flexibility between the government and Ladakh protesters. He stresses dialogue over confrontation, saying meaningful solutions need cooperation from both sides.
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk calls his six-month detention under NSA a “huge horror story” after release. He welcomes government dialogue, saying a “win-win” solution is needed for Ladakh and its people.
The Supreme Court will take up a plea on November 24 challenging Sonam Wangchuk’s detention under the National Security Act, calling it illegal and unconstitutional. The case raises serious concerns over misuse of preventive detention laws and suppression of democratic dissent.
SC will hear on Monday the plea by Sonam Wangchuk’s wife challenging his detention under the National Security Act after Ladakh protests. She calls it “illegal, arbitrary, and unconstitutional.”
A day after violent protests over statehood rocked Ladakh, the Centre cancelled activist Sonam Wangchuk’s NGO FCRA licence for repeated violations. The move comes as curfew grips Leh and political blame games intensify.
