According to Tibet Times, Chinese authorities in Golog's Dharlag County arrested over 20 villagers, including Khenpo Tenpa Dhargye, a prominent Tibetan activist and close associate of the late Khenchen Jigme Phuntsok. Village leader Gonpo Namgyal, detained in May, died on December 18 after severe beatings and electrocution, with internal injuries confirmed during his cremation. Khenpo Dhargye, known for promoting Tibetan language and urging ethical practices, remains detained, sparking fears for his safety. Supporters are offering prayers for his well-being, highlighting concerns about ongoing repression of Tibetan activists.