India denies Xi Jinping fell ill at the BRICS summit in New Delhi
The article addresses rumors concerning the health of world leaders following the recent BRICS summit in New Delhi. The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has refuted circulating online claims suggesting that multiple leaders, notably from China and South Africa, fell ill at the event. They cautioned the public against believing false and malicious posts. Additionally, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced he would be temporarily stepping back from public engagements, possibly related to these rumors. The piece emphasizes the importance of relying on official sources and verified facts.
The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is pushing back on rumors circulating online that multiple world leaders fell ill at a recent summit in New Delhi, warning the public not to believe “malicious posts.”
The speculation centers on the leaders of China and South Africa after returning from the BRICS summit held over the weekend. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office announced on Wednesday that the leader would be temporarily stepping back from public engagements.
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