New Delhi. Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva is experiencing severe itching and difficulty in breathing. Due to which he had to be admitted to Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital in Delhi. At present he is being checked by doctors, although there is no need to worry. Whereas Virendra Sachdeva says that he never had problems like difficulty in breathing or itching before, this has happened for the first time. He said that I have no medical history of such health related problems. Now the question is arising whether Sachdeva’s health has deteriorated due to taking a dip in the polluted waters of Yamuna? Doctors are investigating whether he got infection due to this reason.
PHOTO | Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva (@Virend_Sachdeva) was admitted to RML Nursing Home earlier today following ‘skin infection and breathing difficulties’.
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Let us tell you that two days ago, on October 24, Virendra Sachdeva had protested by taking a dip in the polluted waters of Yamuna to draw the attention of the Aam Aadmi Party government towards the increasing pollution in Yamuna water in Delhi. The BJP state president had also challenged the new Delhi CM Atishi and former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to come there and inspect the water of Yamuna. For this, as a sarcasm, he had spread a red carpet on the banks of Yamuna and two chairs had been placed. A slip with the name of CM Atishi and Kejriwal’s name was also pasted on one chair.
Sachdeva had said that we have arranged for the red carpet because the people who lived in Sheesh Mahal have got used to the red carpet because they are ‘royal’ people. Along with this, we have arranged for two chairs because this tradition has been started by the new Chief Minister of Delhi Atishi herself, so if she comes, she will need two chairs. Lashing out at Arvind Kejriwal, he had said that the former CM should give an account of Rs 8,500 crore which was given by the Central Government for the cleaning of Mother Yamuna.
