WATCH: Rishabh pant's sister Enraged at columnist for congestion during transport method

pant's sister's response can be perceived by a lot of people as you can find in the video underneath, there was very little space left when the medicos were moving Gasp inside the rescue vehicle

BCCI on Wednesday (January 4) chose to airdrop cricketer Rishabh pant's to Mumbai. The 25-year-old was in Dehradun after his mishap on December 30. For his further medical procedures and therapy, BCCI chose to move to Ambani Emergency clinic in Mumbai so Dr Dinshaw Pardiwala (top of the Focal point of Sports Medication) can treat him.

 As pant's was being moved from an emergency clinic in Dehradun, the media correspondents encompassed the rescue vehicle leaving little space for the clinical staff and different individuals conveying pant's. Because of this, pant's sister was miserable and attacked a columnist, who was attempting to have a nearby chance of Rishabh pant's. 

pant's sister's response can be perceived by a lot of people as you can find in the video underneath, there was very little space left when the medicos were moving pant's inside the emergency vehicle.

"He will be confessed to Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Clinic and Clinical Exploration Establishment and will be under the immediate oversight of Dr Dinshaw Pardiwala, Head - the Middle for Sports Medication, and Chief - Arthroscopy and Shoulder Administration at the clinic. Rishabh will go through a medical procedure and resulting methods for tendon tears and will keep on being observed by the BCCI Clinical Group all through his recuperation and restoration," a piece of BCCI's assertion read.

On December 30, promptly in the first part of the day, pant's experienced various wounds when his vehicle crashed into a street divider and burst into flames on the Delhi-Dehradun parkway. The horrendous auto collision occurred among Manglaur and Narsan in the Haridwar area in the territory of Uttarakhand, when the cricketer was headed to his old neighborhood Roorkee by driving his Mercedes vehicle. (With IANS inputs).