Reports of Xi Jinping's hospitalization appear online

According to information circulating online, Chinese President Xi Jinping allegedly lost consciousness during the BRICS summit in New Delhi, after which he was given medical assistance.

As a result, the Chinese leader cut his visit short and returned to China aboard a special plane.

This was written on his X social network account by the Chairman of the China Democracy Party, Xie Wanjun.

He reported that after arriving in Beijing, Xi Jinping was allegedly taken to Beijing Hospital No. 301. The circulating reports claim that doctors diagnosed him with a severe ischemic stroke.

"Since Xi Jinping allegedly feared that the Indian side would obtain information about the state of his health, he declined emergency treatment at an Indian hospital and decided to return to Beijing on a special plane for treatment. Because it was impossible to perform surgery during the flight, the medical team, it is claimed, was only able to provide conservative treatment and maintain his vital functions. As a result, Xi Jinping presumably lost precious time for emergency care and surgical intervention. At Beijing Hospital No. 301, even if treating Xi Jinping proves possible by means of surgery, there is a high probability that he will be left with serious consequences.

At present, the Beijing authorities, it is claimed, are still unable to confirm whether Xi Jinping will manage to recover before his planned visit to the United States. Therefore, according to this report, the Beijing authorities are for now awaiting developments and deciding whether it will be necessary to cancel the visit to the United States planned for the end of September," Xie Wanjun writes.

It was previously reported that a meeting between Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump was planned for the end of September.