Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Falls Ill, Kejriwal Rushes To Check Health Amid Flood Crisis

Punjab News: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann fell ill after days of traveling in flood-hit regions. Officials said his health declined late last night, creating concern among his close aides. Doctors were called immediately to his residence for a health check. No detailed medical update has yet been shared publicly. His condition has sparked questions about the hectic schedule he maintained over the past few weeks.

Kejriwal rushes to residence

AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal rushed to Bhagwant Mann’s residence early in the morning. He was accompanied by Aman Arora, the Punjab unit chief of AAP. The meeting lasted nearly thirty minutes. Afterward, Kejriwal and Arora left together, both looking serious. Their sudden visit indicated the gravity of the situation.

Flood visit plan uncertain

Mann and Kejriwal were originally scheduled to visit flood-hit regions today. However, due to Mann’s illness, that plan remains uncertain. Party sources have not issued any fresh update on whether Kejriwal will continue the visit alone or postpone it. Doctors are reportedly monitoring Mann’s condition closely. The uncertainty has created suspense among party workers and citizens.

Aman Arora’s role highlighted

Aman Arora, Punjab AAP president, has now taken charge of reviewing the flood situation along with Kejriwal. Reports suggest both leaders will continue with ground visits while Mann recovers. This signals that party activities will not be halted. Still, many in Punjab are waiting for a clear statement on Mann’s health.

Doctors monitor CM’s health

A medical team reached the CM’s residence shortly after his health worsened. Sources say doctors advised rest and careful monitoring. The illness is believed to be the result of overexertion and stress during continuous tours. Party insiders are urging Mann to slow down and prioritize recovery. His condition remains under observation, fueling speculation in political circles.

Supreme Court takes flood note

Amid Mann’s health scare, the Supreme Court took suo motu notice of floods in North India. Notices were issued to Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu-Kashmir governments. Chief Justice B.R. Gavai expressed concern over heavy rains and flood damages. The court has sought responses from the states, highlighting the seriousness of the disaster.

Political concern intensifies

Mann’s sudden illness has created ripples in Punjab’s political scene. Supporters fear the absence of his active leadership during the ongoing crisis. Kejriwal’s quick response shows the party’s concern at the highest level. With floods raging and legal notices served, the situation remains tense. Punjab now waits for both medical clarity and political stability.