‘India’s Second Freedom Movement’: Sonam Wangchuk’s First Message From Hospital, Calls Jantar Mantar Removal ‘Illegal’

Activist Sonam Wangchuk has shared his first message from Safdarjung Hospital after he was being removed from Jantar Mantar during his hunger strike. In a statement released by his wife, Gitanjali, Wangchuk urged his supporters to join the July 20 march. He also described his removal from the Jantar Mantar, where he was protesting and on hunger strike, as “illegal”. He also called the ongoing protest “India’s second freedom movement.”

Sonam Wangchuk Sends First Message From Safdarjung Hospital

In his letter, Sonam Wangchuk alleged that the Delhi Police illegally detained him at Safdarjung Hospital after removing him from his protest site at Janta Mantar.

After his removal, thousands of people gathered to protest, organised by the Campaign for Justice and Peace (CJP). Not only on site, but the removal has also sparked outrage on social media as well.

In his message, Sonam Wangchuk wrote India now needs “freedom from injustice” and “freedom from fear.”

He also mentioned issues such as paper leaks and his removal from the protest site. He calls the ongoing situation “India’s second freedom movement.”

Sonam Wangchuk’s Wife Says “Lost Faith” in Safdarjung Hospital

In a post on X, Angmo questioned the hospital’s handling of Wangchuk’s medical condition, alleging discrepancies in the reporting of his potassium levels.

“I have lost faith in Safdarjung Government Hospital. The hospital told us Sonam Wangchuk’s potassium had dropped to 2.9, describing it as alarming and life-threatening. Yet, in its public health bulletin, it conveniently omitted the actual number, referring only to ‘decreasing potassium levels’. An independent laboratory test reported 3.5, well within the normal range,” she said.

She further alleged that the hospital had refused to discharge Wangchuk or permit his transfer to a private healthcare facility.

Doctor’s Body Seeks President’s Intervention on NEET UG 2026 Result Paper Leak

In a social media post, the association said it has written to the President of India, urging her to step in over repeated irregularities in the NEET exam. It also demanded accountability from the National Testing Agency (NTA) and called for major reforms in the examination system.

“We have also requested transparent twice-daily medical bulletins on Sonam Wangchuk’s health following his hospitalisation, while ensuring his dignity, legal rights, and democratic freedom are fully protected. Students deserve transparency, accountability, and justice,” FAIMA wrote on X.

The letter further added, “The repeated allegations of irregularities and paper leaks in the NEET examination have severely eroded the confidence of lakhs of students and their families in the country’s medical entrance examination system. These recurring incidents have caused unprecedented psychological distress among aspirants. It is deeply concerning that several students have reportedly lost their lives by suicide in the aftermath of these controversies, highlighting the devastating human cost of systemic failures and the urgent need for meaningful reforms.”

Also Read: Sonam Wangchuk Health Update: What Doctors Say About His Health After 20 Days Of Fasting

Manisha Chauhan

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