CJP's Abhijeet Dipke in tears after Sonam Wangchuk taken away from Jantar Mantar: ‘He’s not a criminal'

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke was visibly distressed, with tears in his eyes, following the removal of activist Sonam Wangchuk from the Jantar Mantar protest site. Dipke recounted that Wangchuk did not wish to go to the hospital but was nevertheless taken away, describing the situation as Wangchuk being "hidden under white sheets."

Dipke's emotional reaction highlights the CJP's deep concern for Wangchuk's welfare and the perceived heavy-handedness of his removal. The activist's insistence on not wanting to go to the hospital, coupled with the manner of his departure, has raised questions about the authorities' actions and motivations. The incident occurred during a protest at Jantar Mantar, a site often used for demonstrations in New Delhi.

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He’s not a criminal

Wangchuk, known for his environmental activism and inspiration for the movie '3 Idiots,' was reportedly taken away by authorities. Dipke's plea, "He's not a criminal," underscores the belief that Wangchuk was being treated unfairly and that his actions did not warrant such forceful removal. The CJP founder's distress reflects the broader sentiment among supporters who view Wangchuk as a respected figure advocating for important causes.

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He did not want to go to the hospital, but he was taken away, hidden under white sheets.