Jailed Arunachal activist Sol Dodum’s family allowed to meet him in jail
First Published: 16th May, 2023 17:17 IST
Family members of those detained for the recent 72-hour bandh call are requesting the government's release
Among those detained are activist Sol Dodum and a few others. Meanwhile, family members were granted permission to meet the detainees’ today. Speaking exclusively to Northeast Live, lawyer Reken Ingo, who is representing Sol Dodum and three others, said that the process of release will begin after the family members meet the detainees.
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