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Xi Jinping Stroke Rumor Spreads After BRICS Summit

The viral X post claimed Xi suffered an ischaemic stroke and was taken to Beijing's 301 Hospital, but official records show he completed the summit.

  • Following the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Chinese President Jinping became the subject of unverified online rumors alleging he suffered a stroke and was hospitalized upon his return to Beijing.
  • Wanjun Xie circulated claims alleging that Jinping fainted during the summit and was transported to the PLA General Hospital, also known as 301 Hospital, via military helicopter after returning to China.
  • The Foreign Ministry reported that Jinping departed New Delhi on September 13 after 'successfully concluding' his visit, with official records showing he attended the summit's second session, contradicting early-departure claims.
  • No official Chinese or Indian sources have confirmed a stroke diagnosis or hospitalization, and the unverified claims lack medical records or independently verifiable evidence supporting the alleged diagnosis.
  • Viral posts speculated that the President's health might affect a potential United States visit, though official accounts show Jinping returned to Beijing with Foreign Minister Wang Yi accompanying senior officials.
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The Chinese President Xi Jinping would have suffered a stroke after being injured during the BRICS summit in New Delhi. The information was given by Wanjun Xie, President China Democracy Party, a banned opposition organization in China, quoted by economictimes.indiatimes.com. The information was not officially confirmed. Article Speculation of Xi Jinping's state of health. A Chinese dissident claims that the leader of Beijing had suffered a stro…

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Indian media reported rumors of President Xi Jinping's illness during the BRICS summit in New Delhi, forcing him to return to China unexpectedly.

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Santa Monica Observer broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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