“Suffering from liver cirrhosis…” Bikram Majithia’s shocking claims on Punjab CM Mann’s health status
Updated:1 year, 10 months ago
Updated:1 year, 10 months ago
Amritsar (Punjab), Sept 27 (ANI): General Secretary of Shiromani Akali Dal, Bikram Singh Majithia made a shocking claim regarding the health condition of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. He claimed that the Punjab CM is “suffering from liver cirrhosis and doctors have asked him not to drink.” Speaking to ANI, he said, “CM Bhagwant Mann was admitted to Fortis Hospital last night. Why has he been admitted? No information has been given by the government. He is on a constitutional post, it is a border state and you are not giving information to people. This is happening continuously, a few days ago he was admitted to Apollo Hospital in Delhi. I think the situation is serious and worrying. AAP party said it is a routine checkup. It is not a routine checkup because routine checkup does not take 24 hours. The real reason is being suppressed. I wish him well but unfortunately, the case is of excessive drinking and due to this his liver has got damaged. He is suffering from liver cirrhosis and doctors have asked him not to drink. He has fainted 2-3 times and now he has been admitted to Fortis. Punjab DGP, Chief Secretary, Health Minister and Fortis Hospital should tell the truth to the people. You are going on the same path that happened in Tamil Nadu, so keep everything transparent to avoid it. The matter is serious.”
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