On Tuesday, the Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Gujarat took to Twitter to clarify news after a person identified as Dr Hasan Safin in a tweet mentioned about what appears to be patient planted for PM Narendra Modi's visit to Gujarat's Morbi hospital. On Tuesday, PM Modi visited the civil hospital in Morbi to meet the victims of the bridge collapse incident.

Here’s What Dr Hasan Tweeted

In his tweet, Dr Hasan shared pictures about a patient whose right knee was covered by small bandage and compared it with a above knee slab picture of the same patient. The Gujarat government in its statement said that the decision was taken by competent Orthopedician of the civil hospital, Morbi after carefully and diligently studying the progress of the patient.

Gujarat Government Issues Clarification

In another tweet, the Gujarat government said, "Obviously if the concerned doctors feels that some changes are to be required & additional bandaging/additional splintage is required so according treating doctor changed bandaging and there is nothing peculiar/wrong practice about it. It was not done for any show purpose."

Doctor’s Tweet Trying To Mislead the Public

The government also said that the doctor's tweet is trying to mislead the public. The clarification by the Gujarat government comes after the doctor shared a tweet of ANI where a patient, who got injured in the Morbi bridge collapse incident in Gujarat can be seen lying on hospital bed when PM Narendra Modi comes to meet him. Morbi Bridge Collapse: PM Narendra Modi Meets Injured Admitted to Civil Hospital in Gujarat (See Pics and Video).

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