NGIndian activist Sonam Wangchuk, 59, was forcibly taken to a hospital by Delhi police after a 20-day hunger strike protesting alleged irregularities in India's medical entrance exams. Wangchuk, an engineer known for water conservation work in the Himalayas, began his fast on June 28 demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. His protest gained support from hundreds of students and was backed by several opposition politicians. Police stated they acted on a court order and medical advice due to Wangchuk's deteriorating health, though some protesters were reportedly obstructive during the move. A Delhi High Court had previously ordered daily health monitoring of Wangchuk, emphasizing the importance of preserving his life. The controversy follows a failed medical entrance exam and marking issues in high school tests, sparking broader youth-led protests.
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