Srishty Mishra

The High Court questioned the magistrate's bail order, directed the accused to surrender, and appealed to doctors to reconsider their proposed statewide strike. In a...

Fresh questions have emerged over activist Sonam Wangchuk's medical treatment after his wife sought to shift him from Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital, alleging a lack of transparency in his treatment and health reports. Wangchuk, who has completed 20 days of his indefinite hunger strike, was admitted to the hospital after being removed from Jantar Mantar by Delhi Police on Saturday.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday criticised the Narendra Modi government over the removal of activist Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar, alleging that peaceful protests were being suppressed. In a post on X, Rahul described Wangchuk's removal during his non-violent hunger strike as "wrong"

Activist Sonam Wangchuk's wife, Geetanjali J. Angmo, on Saturday said he remains on an indefinite hunger strike despite being admitted to Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital. She alleged that Wangchuk was taken from Jantar Mantar by Delhi Police without informing either him or his family and asserted that the planned march to Parliament on July 20 would go ahead as scheduled.

West Bengal authorities on Saturday began demolishing a five-storey Trinamool Congress (TMC) party office in South 24 Parganas allegedly linked to the party's national general secretary and Lok Sabha MP Abhishek Banerjee.

Activist Sonam Wangchuk's wife, Geetanjali D. Angmo, has requested that he be shifted from Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital to another medical facility, alleging a lack of transparency in his treatment and medical reports. In a letter to the Medical Superintendent, Angmo said the family had lost confidence in the hospital's handling of Wangchuk's care and urged authorities to complete his discharge formalities at the earliest.