The condition of six Air India
pilots who are on a hunger strike for the past three days deteriorated as they
continued the protest despite medical advice.
In Delhi, four pilots were reported
critical due to drop in their blood-sugar level and high ketone level,
indicating partial kidney failure, the union said, adding one pilot was
hospitalised. In Mumbai, one pilot (among nine on hunger strike), was taken to
G T Hospital due to drop in blood pressure.
Air
India had deputed one of its doctors to examine the pilots who are on hunger
strike in Delhi. But her visit to the venue led to a controversy, with the
union charging the airline management of ignoring sacked pilots and examining
only those still in service
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