Sonam Wangchuk’s wife raised questions on personal freedom, complained to Supreme Court, accused police and IB of espionage.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Environmentalist and educationist Sonam Wangchuk’s wife is now in the headlines. She has made serious allegations against the police and the Intelligence Bureau (IB) of ‘spying’ on her and her husband and violating their personal freedom. He has directly approached the Supreme Court regarding this matter, which has sparked debate at the national level.

Wangchuk’s wife has said in her petition filed in the Supreme Court that she and her husband Sonam Wangchuk are being kept under constant surveillance. Government agencies like police and IB are keeping an eye on them, due to which their personal freedom is being violated. He has called it a violation of the individual rights granted by the Constitution and demanded that it be stopped. Following this complaint, the court has been asked why citizens are being monitored so tightly, especially when they are not involved in any illegal activity.

This entire matter has come to light when Sonam Wangchuk herself has been active in protests to protect the environmental and constitutional rights of Ladakh. This complaint of his wife raises serious questions about the functioning of government agencies and the rights of citizens to freedom. It will be important to see what stance the Supreme Court takes in this matter, because this can become an important case determining the limits of freedom of expression and civil rights in the country.