Indian authorities forcibly transfer prominent activist Sonam Wangchuk to a hospital in New Delhi after his health deteriorates during a hunger strike. Multiple outlets report that Wangchuk is held by police and was moved despite his preference to remain on hunger strike. The hunger strike lasts about 20 days, according to one account, and is described as weeks-long by another. Wangchuk is presented as an environmentalist and a prominent figure associated with the viral “Cockroach Janata Party,” an opposition-linked movement. He is seeking education reforms. His family has criticized the authorities, saying there is a lack of transparency and accusing the government of not being sufficiently clear about the situation and the activist’s condition. The reports add that the move to hospital happens after his condition worsens during the strike. The accounts do not provide additional medical details or specific demands beyond education reforms.