Overview
- Multiple outlets citing hotel sources report that Gill had a high-end purifier fitted in his room, with capability to re‑purify RO‑treated and packaged water.
- The Indian team’s media manager declined to confirm whether the move is linked to the local water crisis or a routine personal precaution.
- A Dainik Jagran report, echoed by later coverage, says Gill has used an alkaline water RO setup for six to seven months as part of his hydration regimen.
- Team measures include tighter oversight of diets and hydration, with the BCCI arranging a special chef for the squad during the Indore leg.
- Indore’s Bhagirathpura contamination has officially accounted for at least 15 deaths, with several reports citing 23, as authorities continue mitigation efforts.