Chief Secretary Amir Subhani, a 1987-batch UPSC civil services topper, was airlifted to New Delhi on Sunday for better treatment. He had been admitted to a private hospital in the state capital on Thursday after falling in the bathroom and sustaining a head injury. A minor trauma was later detected in the CT scan.
According to the State health department, Subhani was taken to Delhi for overall treatment and his condition is improving. Additional Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit assured that there is nothing to worry about and confirmed that Subhani went for an overall check-up.
Prior to the incident, Subhani had been suffering from a fever for nearly three days. The fall occurred in his residence bathroom and he was subsequently admitted to the intensive care unit of a private hospital due to feelings of uneasiness and headaches. It was in the CT scan that a minor brain injury was discovered. Presently, Subhani is receiving treatment at a hospital in Gurugram.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar visited Subhani in the city hospital to assess his health and offer support. The exact nature of Subhani’s treatment in Delhi has not been disclosed.
Sources:
– The Times of India
