SC judgments say state has a duty preserve life of person on indefinite fast without disrupting right to dissent
The Union government has responded to activist Sonam Wanghuk’s ongoing fasting at Jantar Mantar with silence for the past 19 days even as an alarmed Delhi High Court asserted on July 16 that the ‘life of any citizen is precious’
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