Soren skips Manjhi Pargana Mahasammelan, participates via video from hospital.
Key Points:
– Champai Soren admitted to TMH due to health concerns.
– He joined the Manjhi Pargana Mahasammelan through video.
– Doctors confirm Soren’s condition is stable and not serious.
JAMSHEDPUR – Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren has been admitted to Tata Main Hospital (TMH) following health issues.
Soren, citing his health concerns, was unable to attend the "Manjhi Pargana Mahasammelan" held in Veer Bhumi Bhognadih in person.
However, he participated via video conferencing.
The doctors at TMH have reassured that his condition is stable and there is no major cause for concern.
Soren, in a message, expressed his determination to recover soon and return to public life.
He also thanked his supporters and promised to resume his duties after a full recovery.
Meanwhile, the conference in Bhognadih continued as planned with Soren’s virtual presence.
His absence was keenly felt, but his message was met with positive reception from attendees.
