Rajvir Jawanda remains critical 4 days after accident, doctors report no major signs of improvement

Punjabi singer Rajvir Jawanda remains on life support at a private hospital in Mohali, with his condition described as critical and largely unchanged.

According to a statement issued by hospital authorities, Jawanda's neurological status is severely compromised, showing minimal brain activity and no major signs of improvement, despite intensive medical care.

An MRI of the brain revealed hypoxic damage, which doctors believe is a consequence of the CPR administered at the initial treatment center.

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Additional MRI scans of the spine have shown extensive injuries to both the cervical and dorsal regions, leading to significant weakness in all four limbs.

He continues to require prolonged ventilator support, and while treatment is ongoing, doctors have said the overall prognosis remains guarded.

Jawanda (35) was seriously injured in an accident in Himachal Pradesh's Solan district while going to Shimla on a motorcycle on Saturday.

The accident took place in the Baddi area when he lost control over the motorcycle, police had said earlier.

He was brought to Fortis Hospital in Mohali, Punjab, in an "extremely critical" condition on Saturday.

The singer sustained serious head and spine injuries in the road accident and was put on ventilator support, Fortis Hospital had said on Saturday.