Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann was admitted to Fortis Hospital due to an electrolyte imbalance that led to a sudden drop in his pulse rate. Manish Sisodia, former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister, tweeted that he visited CM Bhagwant Mann in the hospital and found his condition improving under doctors’ supervision.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Hospitalized, Still Concerned About Flood Relief
According to the medical team, Bhagwant Mann will need to remain in the hospital for 1–2 more days for careful observation. Despite his own health issues, CM Mann remains deeply concerned about the ongoing flood situation in Punjab.
CM Mann discussed flood relief measures
During the hospital visit, CM Mann discussed flood relief measures and the plans to manage the post-flood scenario. He is in constant communication with government officials and promised to announce a comprehensive relief and rehabilitation strategy in the next 1–2 days.
Chief Minister Mann emphasized that the safety and well-being of Punjab’s citizens remain his top priority, even in his current condition. He instructed senior officials to remain alert and continue coordination with district administration to ensure timely evacuation, food distribution, and medical aid for flood-affected families.
Punjab is currently facing one of its worst flood crises in recent years, with heavy rainfall and rising river waters causing severe damage across multiple districts. Thousands of people have been evacuated, and relief camps have been set up in several locations to provide shelter and necessary support.
Manish Sisodia’s tweet also highlighted CM Mann’s unwavering dedication: “Even while unwell, Bhagwant Mann is focused on resolving the flood situation. His leadership inspires confidence in these challenging times.”
The people of Punjab have expressed their solidarity, praying for the Chief Minister’s swift recovery while hoping for an effective resolution of the flood emergency.
This strong display of responsibility by Bhagwant Mann reflects the commitment of the Punjab government to serve the people during their hour of need.
