By Kashvi Raj Singh,New.storytailors,News18

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The Punjabi music industry has been anxious after popular singer Rajvir Jawanda’s road accident. The 33-year-old singer, known for his hit tracks Kali Jawande Di and Mera Dil, was rushed to Mohali’s Fortis Hospital on Saturday in a critical state after suffering severe head and spine injuries. While his condition remains serious, Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann has now shared a fresh update. He said Rajvir is “better than yesterday,” even though he remains “unconscious.”
The Chief Minister personally visited Fortis Hospital in Mohali on Sunday to meet Rajvir’s family. Speaking about his health in an interaction with ANI, Mann said, “Rajvir Jawanda was the victim of a terrible road accident. He has been undergoing treatment here since yesterday. His fans worldwide are praying for his recovery. Today, I met with his family and doctors. His condition is better than yesterday.”
Giving more details, the CM added, “When he was brought in yesterday (Saturday), his heart and other organs were not functioning properly… He is currently unconscious. Recovery from head injuries is slow but advice from other expert doctors is also being sought. The doctors said that yesterday, he was not even in a good enough condition to be taken for an MRI.”
Diljit Dosanjh and Others Pray for Rajvir
Diljit Dosanjh, who was performing in Hong Kong, also urged audiences to keep Rajvir in their prayers. The Punjabi singer said, “Till today, he hasn’t found himself in any controversy. He loves everyone. Please pray for him.”
Fake News Angers Punjabi Singers
Meanwhile, several Punjabi singers also expressed disappointment against fake news being spread about Rajvir’s health on social media. Singer Kanwar Singh Grewal shared a video from Fortis Hospital, sharing that doctors are doing everything possible and requested people not to post misleading “RIP” messages. Similarly, singer Amrit Maan also shared a heartfelt note on Instagram, asking fans to avoid spreading false news.
Rajvir Jawanda’s Accident
According to a statement issued by Fortis Hospital, Rajvir was first taken to the Civil Hospital after the accident on Saturday morning, where he even suffered a cardiac arrest. Later, he was transferred to Fortis in “extremely critical condition” around 1:45 pm. Since then, a team of neurosurgeons and critical care doctors has been closely monitoring him.