NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal's toothache turns into chest pain outside prison

As reported by Mumbai Mirror, Maharashtra's Additional DGP (prisons), BK Upadhyay has ordered an inquiry into Maharashtra's former deputy chief minister and NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal's sudden admission to Mumbai's St. George's Hospital. Curiously he had complained to prison authorities about a toothache, and was granted permission to visit Government Dental College and Hospital.  Bhujbal is currently in jail in the money laundering case. 

How did toothache become chest pain is the matter of inquiry.

Inspector General (IG prisons) of Arthur Road jail, Bipin Kumar Singh will be conducting the inquiry. He will be seeking answers from jail authorities accompanying Bhujbal, doctors from St George Hospital and Government Dental College and Hospital, to understand what transpired on Monday after the leader left from the jail.

While, St. George's Hospital does not have a cardiology department, the doctors at both the hospital have also been giving contradictory details of the events. Dr Rohan Sequeira, head of medicine at St George's Hospital, claims that he was brought in from the dental hospital, a little past noon on Monday, but Dr Mansingh Pawar, dean of dental hospital said that Bhujbal never visited them.

St George's Hospital, has earlier too said to have been hospitable to Gangster Arun Gawli and Maharashtra's former minister Sureshdada Jain, when they were serving their jail term.