Dr. KC, who had begun a hunger strike, admitted to hospital

According to Dr. Govinda KC's associate Dr. Amrit Jaisi, he is experiencing muscle contractions and difficulty walking.

Shrawn 9, 2083

Ranjana BC

Dr. KC, who had begun a hunger strike, admitted to hospital

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After Dr. Govinda KC, who began his 24th satyagraha in Dhangadhi, developed a serious health condition, he was taken to Seti Provincial Hospital.

He was taken to the hospital on the advice of doctors after his blood sugar level dropped to 50 and fluctuations were observed in his blood pressure.

According to Dr. Amrit Jaisi, an associate of Dr. KC, he is experiencing muscle cramps and difficulty walking. He will be kept under the supervision of medical staff at the hospital.

Meanwhile, locals have been staging protests against Dr. KC. They reached the hunger strike site and chanted slogans, demanding that he immediately end his strike. Locals allege that as the Martyr Dasharath Chand University of Health Sciences is about to come into operation, an interest group is trying to create obstacles by using Dr. KC.

Activist Dr. KC, who has been raising his voice for reforms in medical education and the health sector, began his 24th satyagraha in Dhangadhi, Kailali on Thursday, accusing the government of ignoring past agreements and his demands.

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