US Terror Suspect in Tihar on 50-Day Hunger Strike Over Food, Seeks Cooking Rights

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Matthew Aaron VanDyke, a US citizen held in Tihar Jail on terror-related charges, has been on a hunger strike for over 50 days, citing the prison food as incompatible with his dietary needs. He has approached a court seeking permission to prepare his own meals inside the facility. VanDyke's family has offered to bear all costs associated with setting up a personal cooking arrangement for him. The court has asked Tihar Jail authorities to respond to the request. The case has drawn attention to the varying standards of prison food across different countries.

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