Jodhpur, Oct. 27 -- Ladakhi climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, detained in Jodhpur Central Jail under the National Security Act (NSA), said that he was illegally detained based on his words, statements and ideas taken out of context from his videos. Wangchuk presented his case before a three-member advisory board constituted by the Leh administration on Friday. His wife, Gitanjali J Angmo, who was present during the hearing, said in a post on X on Sunday, "He (Wangchuk) made his representation of how he was illegally detained under the National Security Act based on his words, statements and ideas taken out of context from his videos, how the translator has deliberately paraphrased his statements wrongly and how random and independent skirmishes between CRPF, Ladakh police and random individuals have been ascribed to him." She added, "This is a travesty of justice and a mockery of Indian democracy. But he stays unfazed and conveys to everyone that 'Insaaf ke ghar der hai par andher nahi (the hour of justice is yet to come but all is not lost),' firmly reiterating that Satyameva Jayate, Truth Shall Prevail. And expresses his heartfelt gratitude to everyone who is supporting us and standing in solidarity with us the world over!" Earlier on Friday, the board's chairman, former Justice M.K. Hanjura, along with members Principal District and Sessions Judge, Leh, Manoj Parihar, and Principal District and Sessions Judge, Kargil, Spalzes Angmo, heard Wangchuk's side....