Delhi Police Denies Allegations of Assault on Sonam Wangchuk's Wife


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Delhi Police Denies Allegations of Assault on Sonam Wangchuk's Wife
Delhi Police Denies Allegations of Assault on Sonam Wangchuk's Wife
Delhi Police refutes claims regarding an alleged assault on Geetanjali Angmo, wife of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, calling them false and misleading.

New Delhi, 20 July (PTI) — The Delhi Police have officially dismissed allegations circulating on social media that Geetanjali Angmo, the wife of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, was assaulted by police officers during a protest. The police issued a statement on Monday labelling these claims as 'completely false and misleading.' Reports had suggested that Angmo was assaulted and had her hair forcibly pulled by police personnel, prompting outcry from various observers. In their response, the police declared, 'No individuals were subjected to targeted assault, and claims suggesting malicious force or personal targeting are entirely baseless.' This response comes amid ongoing protests related to climate issues in the region, as activists continue to highlight concerns over environmental degradation. As the situation unfolds, Delhi Police reaffirm their commitment to maintaining law and order while engaging with community representatives. The police statement serves to mitigate escalating tensions and clarify their stance on the allegations against their personnel. These developments occur against a backdrop of significant climate-related activism in India, with activists like Wangchuk leading the charge for environmental reform.

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