"Life Hanging By Thread": Doctors On Farmer Jagjit Singh Dallewal Fasting For 24 Days
NDTV
Doctors attending him at the Khanauri border protest site also said Mr Dallewal is at risk of cardiac arrest and multi-organ failure.
Punjab farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal, whose fast-unto-death entered the 24th day on Thursday, fell down and fainted for 8-10 minutes with doctors describing his condition as critical. The doctors said, "His life is hanging by a thread."
Doctors attending him at the Khanauri border protest site also said Dallewal is at risk of cardiac arrest and multi-organ failure.
Meanwhile, a panel of senior government doctors examined Dallewal's health and also conducted some medical tests on him, said officials.
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