Activist Sonam Wangchuk had shared a handwritten note from what he described as his “illegal detention” at Delhi’s Safdarjung hospital. Still on hunger strike despite being removed from Jantar Mantar, he urged his supporters to make the protest march to Parliament a “big success”.
But as he remains hospitalised, frail and weak after three weeks of hunger strike, his wife Gitanjali J Angmo vowed to lead the march.
Wangchuk had been at the centre of the protests over the alleged NEET paper leak. In his note, he described the protest as “India’s 2nd freedom movement”, calling for “freedom from injustice (like paper leaks)” and “freedom from fear (my illegal detention).”
Message from Sonam :
20th JULY
आज़ादी का दूसरा आन्दोलन
भय मुक्त भारत, अन्याय मुक्त भारत
Freedom from injustice (Like paper leaks)
Freedom from Fear (my illegal detention)
India’s 2nd FREEDOM MOVEMENT
March to the Parliament
Please make it a big success
Sent through… pic.twitter.com/XYeUXgUxJH— Sonam Wangchuk (@Wangchuk66) July 19, 2026
