The Delhi Police shifted activist Sonam Wangchuk to Safdarjung Hospital, prompting his wife Gitanjali Angmo to demand consent for any medical treatment.

She stated that no procedures should be administered without her, the family, or his doctors' approval, as he has been under their care for 20 days.Gitanjali claimed Sonam appeared fine on Friday and questioned the necessity of hospitalization.The hospital noted his weakened state due to prolonged fasting and dehydration, emphasizing the need for continuous monitoring.Delhi Police cited expert medical advice and compliance with Delhi High Court orders for the move.The incident highlights tensions between activists and authorities, with concerns about medical autonomy and legal compliance.The article underscores the broader implications of consent in medical decisions and the role of judiciary in such cases.It also reflects public discourse on balancing individual rights with institutional responsibilities in sensitive situations.