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Why did Modi call Rishabh Pant’s mother?

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant’s mother to inquire about her son’s well-being after being injured in an accident.

According to Indian media, Narendra Modi also released a message on social media after the news of Rishabh Pant’s injury in a car accident.

Narendra Modi wrote on Twitter that he was saddened to know that Rishabh Pant was injured, praying for his recovery.

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It should be remembered that Rishabh Pant’s car met with an accident while coming from Uttarakhand to New Delhi early in the morning, after which the car caught fire.

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