New Delhi. Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren has been admitted to Tata Main Hospital in Jamshedpur due to blood sugar related illness. According to the information received, he was taken to the hospital when his health deteriorated at around 9 pm on Saturday night. A colleague of Champai Soren told that due to low blood sugar he started feeling dizzy, after which he was immediately admitted to the hospital. At present his condition is said to be stable.
Due to health related problems, I will be attending the “Manjhi Pargana Mahasammelan” organized at Veer Bhoomi Bhognadih today through video conferencing.
According to doctors, there is nothing to worry about. I will soon recover completely and be back among you all.
Johar! pic.twitter.com/rUrCzCd7lK
— Champai Soren (@ChampaiSoren) October 6, 2024
Information given on social media
Champai Soren shared the information about his hospitalization on social media platform X. Posting a picture of himself on Instagram, he wrote, “Due to health related problems, I will be attending the ‘Manjhi Pargana Mahasammelan’ organized at Veer Bhoomi Bhognadih today through video conferencing. According to doctors, there is nothing to worry about. I will soon recover completely and be back among you all. Johar!”
The hospital gave health information
General Manager of the hospital, Dr. Sudhir Rai said that the condition of Champai Soren is stable and he is improving. Let us tell you that Champai Soren had recently joined the Bharatiya Janata Party and had accused Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) of insulting him.
Champai Soren’s political journey
Champai Soren is a tribal leader from Jharkhand who fought for the creation of Jharkhand state in the 1990s. For his contribution he is called ‘Tiger of Jharkhand’. After the formation of Jharkhand in the year 2000, Champai Soren played an important role in the politics of the state. He started his political career in 1991 from Seraikela seat in undivided Bihar and later won assembly elections several times on JMM ticket.
