Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has been admitted to Fortis Hospital in Mohali after experiencing health complications. The 48-year-old leader was hospitalized on Friday evening after reporting symptoms of weakness and a slow heartbeat. His condition has since stabilized, and medical teams are continuously monitoring his health.

Sources from the hospital confirmed that Mann had been feeling unwell for the past two days, leading to the postponement of his planned visit to flood-affected areas alongside AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal. Initially resting at his official residence in Chandigarh, his health deteriorated, prompting the decision to admit him to the hospital for close observation.

Since his admission, the hospital has reported some positive signs, including an improvement in his pulse rate. Medical professionals are optimistic about his recovery, but they are maintaining vigilance to ensure that no further complications arise.

In a show of support, Mann’s mother visited him at the hospital, along with AAP leader and former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia. Their presence brought comfort to the Chief Minister during this challenging time.

The illness has also disrupted official business. A scheduled cabinet meeting on Friday evening had to be postponed due to Mann’s hospitalization. His health issues have also delayed his visit to flood-affected areas, which was expected to highlight the state’s ongoing relief efforts.

As Mann recuperates, his colleagues and political supporters have expressed their well wishes for a swift recovery. In the meantime, the state administration continues to function, with senior officials stepping in to manage day-to-day affairs until the Chief Minister is well enough to resume his duties.

The Punjab government has assured the public that it remains fully operational, despite the temporary setback. Mann’s improving health has brought a sense of relief to many, and citizens are hopeful that he will return to his leadership role soon.