Drinking a cup of water in a sanctuary in a province in India, unexpectedly admitted to the hospital in urgent stomach pain

Jimu News reporter Zhang Yang

Faced with the "pure and flawless" holy river, the long -term drinking province was directly consumed. As a result, two days later, the stomach pain was impatient and was admitted to the hospital. The Indian Express reported on July 21 that his illness was related to drinking water directly in the Holy River.

Drinking Bagwant Mann (the picture comes from the Indian Express)

Last Sunday, Bagwonte Mann, the chief minister of Punjab Province, India visited Sultanpur Lodhi and participated in the 22nd anniversary of the 22nd anniversary of the local Holy River Kali Bein.

According to the government's statement, Mann planted a tree seedlings on the shore of the Holy River and drank a glass of water in the river to show that the water of the Holy River was clean. The government also announced the photos of Mann when drinking the river, and the video of its drinking water was widely circulated.

However, according to sources, as of Tuesday night, Mann's official residence in Changdigal became ill due to severe stomach pain. Immediately, he was shipped to Apollo Hospital in Delhi. The news of his onset was previously strictly kept by the government because he was rushed to the Capital Hospital without a complete security system.

Sources also said that Mann has undergone a comprehensive medical examination and is still hospitalized for treatment. It is reported that his illness is related to the water in directly drinking the water in the Holy River.

However, the Chief Minister's Office did not confirm whether Mann had been hospitalized. And an official said he was mentally healthy and would resume his work on Thursday, and would also participate in a back -to -back meeting.

At the same time, around 8 pm on Wednesday, Mann also posted on Twitter to congratulate the Punjab Punish Police and the Anti -Black Gang Special Forces to successfully perform counter -terrorism operations.

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