Pawar cancels Sangli visit due to illness
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NCP president and Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar had to cancel his Sangli visit and was flown from Kolhapur to Pune on Sunday afternoon after he complained of uneasiness due to a drop in sugar level, said NCP state spokesperson Nawab Malik.
Pawar, 72, was examined by local doctors who advised him complete rest. "A helicopter was fortunately available and he was flown immediately from Kolhapur to Pune. He has been resting at his residence in Modi Baug in Pune," said Malik.
Malik, however, denied that Pawar was likely to be shifted to Breach Candy hospital in Mumbai. Pawar was to address a function in Sangli on Sunday along with Samajwadi Party president Mulayam Singh Yadav.
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