Indian climate activist Sonam Wangchuk completed hunger strike in New Delhi on Friday before officials shifted him to a hospital for a medical review. Police confirmed the move, stating they stepped in following worries over his health. Various foreign news organisations covered the compelled transfer, including Reuters and the BBC, which observed his fast was tied to broader anti‑government protests. Subsequently reported the same compulsory relocation after the extended fast. Rights advocates criticised the government for jeopardising a protester. The case has highlighted the handling of dissent in India.