New Delhi, July 18 -- Activist Sonam Wangchuk's doctor, Dr Nitin Dighe, on Saturday raised "suspicion" on the medical reports released by the Safdarjung Hospital indicating a potassium deficiency, arguing that he had taken Wangchuk's blood sample at 3 PM on Friday, which showcased a normal potassium value.

The hospital is not providing the medical reports of Wangchuk, Dr Dighe told ANI, adding he will be collecting his blood sample for a report, which will be presented to the media.

"My team and I have been doing his checkups for the past 20 days. His advocates and we have not been allowed to meet him so far. His wife is here, and they are allowing her. I asked them why they have kept him here, and we were told that he is showing potass...