Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is being heavily trolled for visiting a hospital ward in Ladakh, the place where Indian and Chinese troops clashed recently. But as some eagle-eyed netizens discovered, something wasn’t right with this picture. Things seemed… too clean and filmy to be precise.<\/p>\n
So what happened here? And why is PM Modi and his advisers being criticized? Turns out, many people noticed that a conference room was converted into a ward for the PM’s photo op with soldiers. Plus, all these soldiers looked fine and dandy, with no visible injuries on the photos which were shared with the media. Seems like someone reenacted a scene from hit Bollywood movie Munna Bhai MBBS.<\/p>\n
PM Modi went to address the ‘injured’ soldiers at the Military Hospital in Leh. Despite the hospital’s 300 bed capacity, a conference room was converted into a ward for Modi’s address. The adjustment in the medical protocol for the PM’s visit was not well-received. Soon, people had the hashtag #MunnaBhaiMBBS<\/a> trending on Twitter over the weekend.<\/p>\n ALSO READ<\/p>\n Indian Defense Minister Gets Trolled For Trying to Be ‘Fighter Pilot’<\/a><\/p>\n Apparently Modi was in Ladakh to visit the soldiers injured in clashes with China in Galwan Valley on June 15th. However, the converted conference room with its projector and screen, lack of medical equipment or accessory like the I.V. stand, medicine cabinet, a dustbin, oxygen cylinder or for that matter even doctors and nurses had people in fits over another photo-op.<\/p>\n To paraphrase a certain 'journalist' – Not in living memory have I seen a ward with zero medical equipment available at any angle. pic.twitter.com\/dUFfOFvIB6<\/a><\/p>\n — Doctor Roshan R \ud83c\udf0d (@pythoroshan) July 4, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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Not in living memory have I ever seen a hospital ward filled with patients that had a projector & screen at the end.<\/p>\n