CSK team doctor suspended after controversial tweet on the army

New Delhi: Team Doctor Madhu Thottappillil of the IPL team Chennai Super Kings has been suspended after a controversial tweet. Actually, Dr. Madhu remarked after 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in Ladakh.

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He wrote in his tweet that, 'I am curious to know whether the coffin that will come back will have a' PM Care 'sticker on it.' Although he did not take the name of the Indian soldier, the gestures have targeted PM Modi. However, after the controversy escalated, he locked his Twitter account.

Many Twitter users complained to Chennai Superkings about this tweet and said, 'Chennai Superkings, you confirm whether this person is your team's physio or not, it is a shame that a person associated with a medical profession is so insensitive Maybe and joking on the death of Indian Army soldiers.

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Chennai Superkings responded by saying, "Chennai Superkings has suspended their team doctor Madhu Thottappillil for his social media post which mentions the martyrdom of 20 Indian Army who is martyred in Ladakh against the Chinese army.". The IPL franchise considered this tweet in a 'bad context'