Pawan Kalyan’s Son Injured in Singapore School Fire, Undergoing Treatment
Date: 08-apr-2025 | By: Nuztrend Team
In a tragic incident on April 8, 2025, Mark Shankar, the younger son of Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan, was injured in a fire accident at his school in Singapore.
Extent of Injuries and Medical Condition
According to reports released by the Jana Sena Party, the accident resulted in burns to Mark’s hands and legs, along with smoke inhalation-related respiratory issues. The young boy is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital in Singapore, where his condition is being closely monitored by doctors.
Pawan Kalyan’s Response
At the time of the incident, Pawan Kalyan was on an official tour of the Alluri Sitarama Raju district in Andhra Pradesh. Despite receiving the distressing news, he chose to complete his scheduled public visit to Kuridi village near Araku, fulfilling a promise he made to the locals.
He expressed his deep concern over his son's health but affirmed his commitment to public service, stating that he would fly to Singapore immediately after concluding his visit. His gesture has been widely appreciated for balancing personal responsibility with public duty.
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Public Support and Awaited Updates
Messages of support and prayers have poured in from fans, political leaders, and members of the film fraternity. As of now, no further update has been officially shared regarding the boy’s medical progress, but hospital sources suggest he is in stable condition.
The exact cause of the fire is under investigation by Singapore authorities. More details are expected to emerge in the coming days.
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