'If I die of stress...': Wangchuk's confrontation with police in hospital goes viral; authorities issue clarification
HomeNext'If I die of stress...': Wangchuk's confrontation with police in hospital goes viral; authorities issue clarificationWhile lying on the floor, Sonam Wangchuk reiterates that the court's order is public knowledge, saying, "It is digitally everywhere. At one point, he says, “Ask them to arrest me, ask them to arrest me, arrest me. Why is this [harassing] me for three hours on the 20th day of my hunger?”Later in the clip, he can be heard saying, “You all are harassing me.
- ▪HomeNext'If I die of stress...': Wangchuk's confrontation with police in hospital goes viral; authorities issue clarificationWhile lying on the floor, Sonam Wangchuk reiterates that the court's order is public knowledge, saying, "It is digi
- ▪At one point, he says, “Ask them to arrest me, ask them to arrest me, arrest me.
- ▪Why is this [harassing] me for three hours on the 20th day of my hunger?”Later in the clip, he can be heard saying, “You all are harassing me.
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HomeNext'If I die of stress...': Wangchuk's confrontation with police in hospital goes viral; authorities issue clarificationWhile lying on the floor, Sonam Wangchuk reiterates that the court's order is public knowledge, saying, "It is digitally everywhere. The world knows except you.Published on: Jul 25, 2026, 12:10:50 ISTBy HT News DeskPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link A video showing educationist and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk in a heated confrontation with security personnel at Safdarjung Hospital has gone viral on social media, with authorities now saying that the incident took place when he attempted to leave for Medanta Hospital.Viral video shows Wangchuk lying on hospital floor after confrontation with police (Screengrab from Instagram)The clip is a part of the larger…
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