Overview
- Sonam Wangchuk, arrested on September 26 after Leh unrest, remains in solitary confinement in Jodhpur jail more than 110 days into his NSA detention.
- Gitanjali Angmo argues authorities gave four evidentiary videos on the 28th day, violating NSA timelines and denying an effective representation before the advisory board.
- Her habeas corpus petition before the Supreme Court challenges the detention, and she alleges the solicitor general keeps seeking new dates in the case.
- Angmo describes harsh conditions: sleeping on floor blankets in an unfurnished barrack, no devices and newspapers with items about him removed, limited walking space, and restricted food items such as sun‑dried apricots.
- She says he is reading, practicing meditation and yoga, and writing a prison memoir tentatively titled 'Forever Positive', while also noting wider concerns about democratic norms and operational strains on HIAL and SECMOL.