Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant, who luckily survived a major accident, underwent knee surgery at a hospital in Mumbai. Hospital sources said the ligament surgery was a success. The star will be under observation for the next few days. Further steps Dr. Officials informed that it will be decided under the leadership of Dinsha Pardiwala and then BCCI will take over the medical science department. The actor underwent surgery at Kokila Ben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Andheri West.
Pant’s car met with an accident in Uttarakhand while traveling from Delhi to Roorkee. The accident happened around 5.30 am on December 30. The car hit the divider and caught fire within seconds, but the actor survived. The star, who was treated at a Dehradun hospital, was shifted to Mumbai in an air ambulance.
The head of sports medicine department in the same hospital is Dr. Pardiwala.
BCCI took the decision to shift him to Mumbai after first being treated at Roorkee Saksam Hospital and then at Dehradun Max Hospital. The actor was given treatments including plastic surgery at the Dehradun hospital.
Brain and spine scans revealed no problems.
BCCI sources said that it is not said that the player can return in the current situation. The actor who has not started walking has not been able to set a time for his return.