Maharashtra governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari. (File photo| PTI) 
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I'm not in self-isolation: Maharashtra Governor rubbishes 'baseless' reports

Bhagat Singh Koshyari clarified that reports appearing in a section of media regarding his health are "baseless" and he is not in self-isolation.

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MUMBAI: Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari clarified that reports appearing in a section of media regarding his health are "baseless" and he is not in self-isolation.

Taking to Twitter the Maharashtra Governor wrote, "I am perfectly alright, and not in self-isolation. I underwent relevant tests, the result of which came in the negative. There are no symptoms of COVID - 19 either."

"However, considering the COVID-19 situation elsewhere, I am discharging all my official duties strictly adhering to protocols like social distancing, sanitizing, wearing of masks, etc," he added.

He further asserted that reports appearing in a section of the press regarding his health are baseless. "I am hale and hearty," he added. 

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