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The Supreme Court questioned the government's detention of Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk, ruling his speech wasn't incitement and stressing lack of proof linking him to violence.
The Supreme Court questioned the government’s justification for detaining Ladakh climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act, criticizing its interpretation of his speeches and social media posts as incitement to violence.
While the Centre argued his remarks about youth abandoning non-violent protest and references to foreign movements constituted provocation, the Court noted his statements reflected concern, not incitement, and emphasized that suspicion alone is insufficient for preventive detention.
The Bench stressed the need for a clear, direct link between his words and the September 24, 2025, violence in Leh, rejecting claims based on pre-existing posts.
Despite the government asserting Wangchuk is fit after 24 medical exams and maintaining detention grounds remain valid, the Court expressed concern over his health and continues reviewing the legality of his ongoing detention.
La Corte Suprema cuestionó la detención del gobierno del activista de Ladakh Sonam Wangchuk, dictaminando que su discurso no era incitación y enfatizando la falta de pruebas que lo vinculen con la violencia.