Tsultrim Dhargyal was a 26-year-old monk from Rabgya Monastery who was detained after returning from exile. Chinese authorities alleged that he was involved in political activities and maintained links with Tibetan exile networks. He was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment during a series of arrests targeting monks associated with Rabgya Monastery. Reports from similar cases indicated harsh detention conditions, restricted family access, and the frequent use of torture against detainees accused of political offences.