Law Minister Kiren Rijiju to skip poll campaigning as he is down with viral fever

New Delhi: Law Minister and BJP leader Kiren Rijiju said he is suffering from viral fever and will not be campaigning in Meghalaya Wednesday for assembly polls.

Rijiju had been campaigning in Tripura ahead of Thursday’s assembly polls.

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“Suffering from acute viral fever since last 24 hours … I’ve been asked to remain indoor and take rest,” he wrote on Twitter.

Suffering from acute viral fever since last 24 hours. Im taking medical care but I've been asked to remain indoor and take rest.
Very regretful to inform that, I'll miss today's public meetings at Kalegaon, Narangbari & Pynthorbah Assembly Constituencies in Meghalaya.

— Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) February 15, 2023

The minister said he will miss Wednesday’s public meetings in Meghalaya.

The state goes to poll February 27.