Doctors said the activist continues to refuse intravenous fluids despite medical advice and remains under continuous observation for dehydration, electrolyte imbalance and blood count abnormalities.
Delhi Police sources said the Cockroach Janta Party has not sought permission for its proposed July 20 Parliament march, while party leaders insisted the agitation over the NEET paper leak would continue despite Wangchuk's hospitalisation.
The Delhi High Court had directed daily medical monitoring of Sonam Wangchuk during his fast. Police said worsening health required hospitalisation, while supporters alleged force was used during the operation and claimed activists were detained.
The Delhi High Court had earlier ordered daily medical monitoring of Wangchuk's health during his fast, while several Opposition leaders visited the protest site a day before he was shifted to hospital.
Several Youth Congress workers were detained in Chandigarh on Thursday after attempting to protest against Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the alleged NEET paper leak. The demonstration coincided with the minister's visit to attend a BJP event marking the anniversary of the Emergency.
The high court was hearing Telegram's plea challenging Centre's decision to temporarily ban the platform till June 22 in view of the NEET re-exam.
"Channels demanding ₹14,000 to ₹25,000 - some even ₹10 lakh - claiming they'll send you the re-exam paper. They won't. There is no leaked paper for the re-exam," NTA said.
The Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) submitted a memorandum to the President regarding the rising burden of fuel prices, the national examination system, and the alleged growing insecurity among minorities, among other issues.
This will allows lakhs of students across the country to check key details ahead of re-examination on June 21.
The fresh NEET-UG schedule comes as investigators probe an alleged paper leak network and authorities promise a more secure and transparent examination process.
