Social media has been playing a vital role in our daily life, someone like External Affairs minister Sushma Swaraj is using this online media as a medium of assistance, someone is building their careers meanwhile there are some people who often find themselves in between the jaws of controversies.

Earlier, the popular Indian writer Shobha De has made some distasteful comments on an MP cop on Twitter, she captioned it “Heavy police bandobast in Mumbai today!”.

It is well known that where her tweet led her to and how much criticism she received for her tweet. But, surprising everyone, the cop, defamed by Shobha, Daulatram Jogawat from Madhya Pradesh now undergone a surgery which helped him in shedding 20kgs. He is pretty well than before and according to the sources, he is heading back to work very soon.

After losing weight, here’s what Jogawat has said:

“I am feeling very fit and following the instructions for diet and an hour-long walk, as given by the doctors. Even my overall health has improved as I’ve started losing weight.”

In case if you never knew about the fiasco, here you go:

Heavy police bandobast in Mumbai today! pic.twitter.com/sY0H3xzXl3

— Shobhaa De (@DeShobhaa) February 21, 2017

And we all knew how witty the reply was from the official police department Twitter handle:

We love puns too Ms De but this one is totally imisplaced. Uniform/official not ours. We expect better from responsible citizens like you. https://t.co/OcKOoHO5bX

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) February 21, 2017

Coming into the details, the cop has immediately come to limelight after getting defamed by Shobha De. Many people voluntarily came forward to help the obese cop for surgery, he was even offered free surgery from the centers across the country including Dr. Lakdawala’s Centre.

Finally, Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala, who did a Laparoscopic Banded Roux en Y Gastric Bypass surgery on the Neemuch-based police inspector at Saifee Hospital on a pro bono basis, said he expects Jogawat to hit the 100kg mark within a year and promised him well-being further.

Jogawat, losing 20 kgs has proved that where there’s a will, there is a way. When asked about the medical condition of the cop, Dr. Lakdawala said:

“The recovery is spectacular. His diabetes is under control and weight loss is also as expected. We assume he will lose 15 more kg in next one or two months and in a year, lose about 80kg overall.”

“I feel much lighter now. I think in a month or so, I’ll lose more fat and the difference will be apparent,” Jogawat has concluded.