New Delhi, July 19 -- Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who was admitted to Safdarjung Hospital after being moved from Jantar Mantar by the Delhi Police, is currently in a stable condition, though he continues to require "round-the-clock medical supervision" due to the physiological effects of his prolonged hunger strike, the hospital authorities said on Sunday.

Wangchuk was taken from Jantar Mantar to a hospital by the Delhi Police on Saturday morning in a careful three-layered operation for essential medical care following the orders of the High Court, after his ongoing hunger strike entered Day 21 on July 18.

In an official health bulletin, the Medical Superintendent of VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital said Wangchuk's vital parameters are stable ...