Kolkata Confirmation of injuries to Mamata Banerjee, Election Commission reports report of 'attack

Confirmation of injuries to Mamata Banerjee, Election Commission reports report of 'attack

Kolkata Confirmation of injuries to Mamata Banerjee,

Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's left foot ankle and foot bones There have been serious injuries and there have been injuries on his right shoulder, hands and neck as well. After the initial medical examination done on Wednesday night, a senior doctor of the Government SSKM Hospital gave this information.

 The doctor said that the doctors of the hospital have decided to monitor Banerjee's health for the next 48 hours.

 After the alleged attack in Nandigram in East Medinipur district in the evening, he complained of chest pain and shortness of breath 

 He has been sent to a special ward in the VVIP Woodburn block of the hospital immediately after an MRI at the Bangur Neurology Institute.

 A specialist in the group of specialists treating Banerjee said, 'We will watch out for him for the following 48 hours. They will be further investigated and only after assessing the report, we will decide on further treatment. '

 Election commission asked for report
 The Election Commission has sought a report from the state police in connection with the alleged attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday in Nandigram constituency of West Bengal.A State Political decision Commission official said, "We have looked for a report from the state organization.  Report has to be sent immediately

team of six doctors is investigating

 As soon as Mamta Banerjee was brought to the hospital on Wednesday night from Nandigram in East Medinipur district, the doctors did an X-ray of the Chief Minister.

 He is undergoing treatment in 12.5 special cabins of Woodburn block of SSKM Hospital. A team of five doctors has been formed for the treatment of A group of five specialists has been shaped for the treatment of Banerjee in an administration emergency clinic. 

The group of specialists incorporates a cardiologist, an endocrinologist, an overall specialist, a muscular subject matter expert and a medication specialist. 

She tumbled to the ground because of obscure scoundrels purportedly pushing her while lobbying for the get together races in Nandigram, making wounds her legs and back

 Earlier, Banerjee had filed her nomination from Nandigram seat.

 Let Mamta Banerjee have her nephew and Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee also present. He has spoken to the Bharatiya Janata Party on May 2 to see the power of the people of Bengal. Abhishek tweeted the picture of Mamta Banerjee and wrote, 'Mamta Banerjee is in the hospital.' BJP will see the power of the people of Bengal on Sunday 2 May and will curse herself. '

 CM yesterday claimed that he was hurt after being pushed by some people in Nandigram.

 Banerjee claimed that four-five individuals pushed her and she fell.

  According to him, his leg is swollen and he feels like chest pain and fever.

 TMC supporters shout 'Go back' slogans
 West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar arrived at the Government SSKM Hospital on Wednesday night to know the condition of the injured Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

 During this time, hundreds of Trinamool Congress (TMC) supporters present there shouted 'Go back' slogans opposing them.

 The governor has summoned a report from the administration regarding the incident.

 Banerjee's leg has been injured after she was allegedly pushed by unknown persons near the temple in Birulia near Reyapara during the election campaign in Nandigram seat. He is undergoing treatment at the Government SSKM Hospital here. His left leg is hurt.

 Banerjee is pitted against her former aide and now BJP candidate Shubhendu Adhikari from this seat.

 Dhankar spoke to Banerjee on the phone shortly after the incident and later reached here to see her in the hospital.

 A high-level source said that the governor stayed in the Chief Minister's chamber for about half an hour and Banerjee informed Dhankhar about the incident.

 The source said that TMC senior leaders Abhishek Banerjee, Firhad Hakim and Derek O'Brien were outside Banerjee's chamber when the discussion between the Chief Minister and the Governor was going on.

 Dhankhar tweeted, 'Has sought updates from the Director of Safety and the Chief Secretary in the matter and has urged the Health Secretary and the Hospital Director to take all precautions.'

 The Central Priest has asserted that neither the nearby police nor the SP were close when four to five individuals purposely pushed them because of which they got injured when Dhankar Even while going back from the hospital, he faced slogans from TMC supporters.