Punjab Local Body Minister Dr. Ravjot Singh saved the life of an elderly person by giving him CPR during his visit to Bathinda Municipal Corporation.
After this, the person was admitted to the hospital. At the same time, the video of this matter is now going viral on social media, and people are appreciating the efforts of the minister. This is the first case of its kind in the state, where the minister himself has given CPR. However, cases of immediately taking the injured to the hospital in accidents keep coming to the fore.
The elderly had fallen in the Municipal Corporation office
Punjab Local Body Minister Dr. Ravjot Singh saved the life of an elderly person by giving him CPR during his visit to Bathinda Municipal Corporation. After this, the person was admitted to the hospital. At the same time, the video of this matter is now going viral on social media, and people are appreciating the efforts of the minister. This is the first case of its kind in the state, where the minister himself has given CPR. However, cases of immediately taking the injured to the hospital in accidents keep coming to the fore.
Minister Dr. Ravjot Singh was on a tour of Abohar and Bathinda on Tuesday. Due to the extreme heat, an old man came there, but he fell unconscious. Then the minister passing by caught sight of him. He immediately gave CPR to the old man. After this, the elderly man's condition improved, and he was sent to the hospital for treatment.
The ministers who are doctors by profession
Dr. Ravjot Singh is 48 years old. He is a doctor by profession. He has an MD in Medicine. He is also the MLA of Halka Sham Chaurasi. When there was a cabinet reshuffle in September last year, he got a place in the cabinet and was made the Local Body Minister by the government.
Similarly, a total of six ministers and MLAs in the Punjab government are doctors by profession. The services of the government were also availed when needed in 2024, during the farmers' movement. Farmers were getting injured due to tear gas shells at the Shambhu border. At that time, apart from the team of doctors, these ministers and MLAs were entrusted with the responsibility. Minister Baljeet Kaur is a surgeon. When she is village, she voluntarily attends to patients