"Chabbra's blood pressure has come down and he is in critical state," a doctor at SMS hospital said.
Health Minister Rajendra Rathore visited the hospital to see Chabbra today.
The septuagenarian had begun his fast unto death for the fourth time on October 2 and was admitted to the hospital on October 6. He was discharged in a few days but was re-admitted to SMS hospital here on October 17.
Singh said the state government had given a written assurance last year to look into his demand but nothing has been done until now.
"He was asking the government to implement its own commitment which it had given in writing when Chabbra sat on a similar fast in May 2014," Singh said.
He also said the organisation wants the government to take step for fulfilling his demands.
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