Rajat and Nishu, who took Rishabh Pant to the hospital, reached Dehradun, met the Indian cricketer

Rishabh Pant Updates: Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant’s condition continues to improve and now he has been shifted from the ICU of Max Hospital in Dehradun to a private ward. Here a team of doctors is continuously monitoring him. Meanwhile, Rajat and Nishu, who were the first to take Rishabh to the hospital. Reached Dehradun and met the Indian wicketkeeper. Both spoke to news agency ANI and narrated about the night of the accident.

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He said, “First we saw him and his condition was very serious. We helped him and then the driver named Sushil and the conductor of the bus called 108 and called an ambulance. And didn’t know who he was but As a humanity and to save his life. We covered his body with a cloth and helped him to reach a competent hospital.”

Rajat told that Pant was in a lot of pain

Rajat told that Pant was in a lot of pain. And hence he was given a painkiller injection in the ambulance itself. While a scarf was tied on his head to stop the bleeding. Both also returned Rs 4000 to Pant and told that the rest of Pant’s belongings were burnt due to fire in the car.

Meanwhile, Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) director Shyam Sharma said that Pant has been shifted to a private ward after his condition improved. He is having pain in his leg but there is no injury. Sharma told ANI that fearing infection. We asked his family and the hospital administration to shift Pant to a private ward. He will be fine soon.

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Pant had a narrow escape when his luxury car caught fire after hitting a road divider on the Delhi-Dehradun highway in the early hours of Friday. He was going to Roorkee to ‘surprise’ his mother. After first aid at a local hospital, he is undergoing treatment at Max Dehradun. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) director Shyam Sharma. Bollywood actors Anil Kapoor and Anupam Kher visited Pant and his family members at the hospital.