Ladakh activist threatens people’s tribunal over delayed police-action report
Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk has criticised delays in publishing a judicial panel’s report on police action in September 2025. He said civil-society groups could form a “people’s tribunal” to examine alleged police excess and firing if the panel does not present its report soon, The Hindu reports.
Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk has criticised the delay in making public a judicial panel’s report on police action in September 2025, The Hindu reports. Wangchuk said civil-society groups may establish a “people’s tribunal” if the panel does not table its findings soon. He said such a body would examine what he described as “police excess and firing”.
The supplied material does not identify the panel, explain the circumstances of the September 2025 action or give details of the alleged incidents. It also does not state when the report was expected, why its publication has been delayed or whether the authorities have responded to Wangchuk’s remarks.
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