Gujjar leader Bainsla ‘not very well’: Doc

A doctor examined Gujjar leader Kirori Singh Bainsla in Karwadi and said his condition was 'not very well'.

A doctor examined Gujjar leader Kirori Singh Bainsla in Karwadi on Wednesday evening and said his condition was ‘not very well’.

“I cannot tell you in exact terms the condition of his health as that is a professional secret. Although I can add he is not very well,” Dr V S Chaudhary said.

Dr Chaudhary, who works in a hospital in Noida, checked Gujjar leader’s blood pressure and prescribed him medicines.

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He said he would take Bainsla to an isolated place for a proper check up.

Bainsla smiled as his personal physician examined him.

“I feel much better now as he is here. Hopefully I will recover soon,” the Gujjar leader said after the check up.

To a question, he said his lawyer would appear on his behalf in the court on May 30. The court has summoned him in connection with the ongoing Gujjars’ stir.

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