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Punjabi singer Rajvir Jawanda’s condition is critical; on ventilator support from 6 days

Punjabi Singer Jawanda's Condition Improves Slightly on Day Four

Punjabi Singer Jawanda's Condition Improves Slightly on Day Four

Mohali: Punjabi singer Rajvir Jawanda, who was seriously injured in a bike accident in Pinjore, Haryana, remains in critical condition. He has been admitted to Fortis Hospital in Mohali for six days and is on continuous ventilator support.

According to doctors, there has been no significant improvement in Rajvir’s neurological condition so far and he is on life support under the close supervision of the critical care and neuroscience team.

Till now, the hospital has issued 5 bulletins but no relief has come out in any of them.

Rajveer has not spoken to anyone yet. Prayers are being offered continuously in gurdwaras for his well-being. On Wednesday, former MP Prof. Prem Singh Chandumajra also visited the hospital and stated his close ties to Rajveer’s family.

Meanwhile, many leaders, singers and well-known personalities are also visiting the hospital to know about his condition, but people say that there is no significant improvement in his health.

What is the current status of his treatment?

Rajvir’s condition is currently stable but critical. A team of doctors is closely monitoring his brain, spinal cord, and lungs. No surgery has been confirmed at this time, but specialists are reviewing his condition every 12 hours.

Rajvir Jawanda’s bike collided with a jeep due to bulls.

He was traveling from Baddi to Shimla on Saturday, September 27th, on the Pinjore-Nalagarh road. According to reports, two bulls were fighting on the road, and while trying to avoid them, Jawanda’s bike collided with an oncoming jeep.

Jawanda was referred twice.

People present at the scene said that after the accident, Jawanda was taken to the nearby Hospital. According to Dr. Vimal, his condition was so serious that he had to be checked outside. He was unconscious and his pulse was very slow. After initial treatment, he was first referred to Panchkula, and then, due to his serious condition, he was sent to Fortis Hospital in Mohali.

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