Midway through the campaign, Govinda withdraws and heads back to Mumbai, alleging poor health one month after being shot.

In order to campaign in Muktainagar, Bodwad, Pachora, and Chopda, Govinda was in Jalgaon. When he became ill, he went back to Mumbai.

Due to his poor health, actor-turned-politician Govinda had to cut short his Saturday campaign stop in Jalgaon. His campaign path was for Mahayuti candidates for the November 20 elections, according to news agency PTI. Only a month has passed since he allegedly misfired, wounding his knee with a bullet. (See Also: Govinda on unintentionally shooting himself: "Please do not misunderstand it in any way.")

Midway in the campaign, Govinda returns
Govinda returned to Mumbai after campaigning at Muktainagar, Bodwad, Pachora, and Chopda while in Jalgaon. Govinda staged a roadshow in Pachora, but he stopped it in the middle because he was feeling ill. He urged people to support Prime Minister Narendra Modi and cast their ballots for the ruling coalition, which consists of the BJP, Shiv Sena, and NCP, during the roadshow. Former Congress Lok Sabha MP Govinda joined the Shiv Sena, which is commanded by Eknath Shinde.

The accident of Govinda
The actor was admitted to the hospital in October after his gun accidentally discharged in his Mumbai home, wounding his leg. On October 1, Govinda's licensed revolver apparently misfired, sending him to the hospital.

The Mumbai Police claim that Govinda was packing to depart for Kolkata when his revolver unintentionally fired when he was placing it back in the cabinet. Three days following the event, Govinda was released from the hospital. He then informed reporters,

"I was going to depart for a performance in Kolkata. Around five o'clock in the morning. And it simply collapsed and went off. Aur uss time par vo giri aur chal padi. When I looked down, I saw a fountain of blood, and I was stunned by what had happened. After that, I recorded a video, talked to the physician, and was admitted.

Concerning Govinda
From his movies in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Govinda gained notoriety for his flawless comic timing and dancing abilities. Films like Love 86, Swarg, Dulhe Raja, and Partner are among his well-known works.