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Home / Punjab / Punjab Bjp Chief Sunil Jakhar Hospitalised After Chest Pain

Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar discharged from hospital after complaining of chest pain

Reportedly complained of chest discomfort around 5 am and was initially taken to a hospital in Panchkula before being shifted to Fortis for further treatment
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 02:12 PM Jan 18, 2026 IST
Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar. PTI file

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Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar was admitted to Fortis Hospital in Mohali on Sunday after experiencing breathlessness and chest pain.

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He reportedly complained of chest discomfort around 5 am and was initially taken to a hospital in Panchkula before being shifted to Fortis for further treatment.

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Close aides said his condition remained stable, and following medical evaluation, Jakhar was discharged from the hospital. The hospital is yet to issue an official health update.

Due to his hospitalisation, Jakhar was unable to accompany party leaders for a scheduled meeting with the Governor of Punjab.

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