Delhi Police Warns Delhi Against CJP’s Parliament March

Judicial Setback Keeps Wangchuk Under Observation

Sonam Wangchuk remains under medical observation at a government facility in Delhi after the Delhi High Court denied his request for interim relief.

Gitanjali, speaking for the organizers, sought to clarify the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed in response to the situation, describing it as subject to misinterpretation. She confirmed that Wangchuk’s health remains stable, arguing there is no objective necessity for government intervention in his medical care or personal movement.

Police Deny Authorization for ‘Sansad Chalo’

The Delhi Police continue to maintain a strict stance regarding the ‘Sansad Chalo’ march, an event organized by the Climate-led Jan Andolan (CJP) to demand attention for Ladakh’s environmental and administrative concerns. Officials confirmed that no formal permission was sought by the organizers for the protest march toward Parliament.

In a formal warning, the Delhi Police stated that any attempt to carry out the demonstration without authorization would be met with legal action. The department’s position rests on the lack of official clearance, which they cite as the primary basis for restricting the movement of participants.

Diverse Coalition Converges on the Capital

The movement behind the ‘Sansad Chalo’ march has drawn a diverse group of participants. Reports from ThePrint indicate that the assembly includes individuals from various backgrounds, ranging from economics graduates to former workers associated with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

A Persistent Procedural Impasse

Despite the visibility of the protest group, the primary point of contention remains the procedural impasse between the CJP organizers and the Delhi administration. Wangchuk remains in the designated hospital under state observation.