CSK suspended doctor apologized for the disputed post

New Delhi: Suspended doctor Madhu Thottappillil of Chennai Superkings (CSK) on Thursday apologized unconditionally on his controversial social media post in which he mocked the government after the death of Indian soldiers in a violent clash with Chinese soldiers in East Ladakh. Was blown away. On Tuesday, Thotapillil made fun of the government by tweeting after the news of the death of Indian soldiers after a skirmish in Galvan valley. He later deleted this tweet. The franchise later suspended him.

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Thottapillil offered an apology on Twitter on Thursday. The doctor apologized, writing, 'On June 16, I made a tweet and after I realized that the words I used are inappropriate and written inadvertently. I deleted it. But by then screenshots of my tweets had been sent and shared on social media. 'Thottapillil clarified that he did not intend to undermine Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts in fighting this crisis.

He wrote, 'I did not intend to undermine the efforts of Hon'ble Prime Minister Modi and the government in taking care of the army and our courageous martyrs and all the citizens of this great country.' Thottapillil said that he can understand that his post has made thousands People's feelings are hurt. He wrote, 'I am sorry that I hurt and offended the people reading my tweet and apologize wholeheartedly for this.'

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He said, 'I inadvertently and mistakenly tweeted and it has nothing to do with my association with any person or organization.' Thottapillil appealed to the people to mistakenly understand their social media posts. Thottapillil remained CSK's team doctor for 10 seasons.

CSK captain is Mahendra Singh Dhoni who is on the rank of honorary lieutenant in the Territorial Army. CSK announced the suspension of Thottapillil on Wednesday on its official Twitter page. India Cements is the owner of former BCCI president N Srinivasan.

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In the clash that took place on Monday night, 20 Indian soldiers including the Colonel were martyred. This is the biggest clash between the armies of the two countries after the 1967 confrontation at Nathula. At that time, about 80 soldiers of India were martyred while more than three hundred soldiers of the Chinese army were killed.