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Arvind Kejriwal deliberately eating mangoes, sweets: ED on Delhi CM’s plea to monitor sugar levels

“Arvind Kejriwal deliberately eating mangoes, sweets: ED on Delhi CM’s plea to monitor sugar levels”, Hindustan Times, April 18, 2024:

“A Delhi court was hearing the application moved by Arvind Kejriwal to monitor his sugar levels continuously and to allow him to consult his doctor.

The Enforcement Directorate has accused Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal of deliberately consuming mangoes, sweets, and sugar with tea in an apparent bid to elevate his blood sugar levels.

A Delhi court was hearing the application moved by Kejriwal to monitor his sugar levels continuously and to allow him to consult his doctor. The application pointed out that Kejriwal’s blood sugar levels have been fluctuating and he needed to consult his regular doctor. Kejriwal submitted that he needs to consult his doctor through video conference thrice a week……”

Read the full article at Hindustantimes.com

 

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