A fresh controversy has emerged around activist Sonam Wangchuk after his doctor challenged the medical findings issued by Safdarjung Hospital in New Delhi. According to the available details, the hospital's report pointed to a potassium deficiency, but Dr Nitin Dighe said that raises concerns because the blood sample he took showed potassium levels within the normal range.
The disagreement has put the hospital's medical assessment under scrutiny. Dr Dighe has suggested that the difference between his sample and the hospital's report is suspicious, fueling questions about how Wangchuk's condition was evaluated and recorded.
The matter has drawn further attention because Wangchuk's wife has reportedly not been given access to his medical reports. That allegation has added another layer to the dispute, with concerns now extending beyond the test results themselves to the handling and sharing of his medical information.
With conflicting claims over Sonam Wangchuk's health records, the episode is likely to intensify public focus on the Safdarjung Hospital report and the transparency of the medical process in this case. For now, the central issue remains the gap between the doctor's findings and the hospital's stated diagnosis.
