Alka Yagnik was away from limelight for 2 years, wrote an emotional note for fans after receiving Padma Bhushan

Emotional Note For Fans: President Draupadi Murmu honored a total of 65 people with Padma awards in the second phase of the program on June 23. Famous singer Alka Yagnik has been given the country’s prestigious ‘Padma Bhushan’ award for her excellent work in the field of music. Alka Yagnik became very emotional after receiving this big honour. He thanked his fans by writing a post on social media and also shared an important update related to his health.

Alka Yagnik’s emotional Post

60-year-old famous singer Alka Yagnik, who approached President Draupadi Murmu to receive the Padma Bhushan award, needed someone’s support to climb on the stage. After the video of this scene surfaced on social media, his fans became very upset and worried.

In view of this increasing concern, Alka Yagnik herself has shared health information through one of her Instagram posts. She told that she has been facing serious health problems for the last two years and that is why she was away from the limelight for a long time.

Alka Yagnik became emotional after receiving Padma Bhushan

Alka Yagnik told that due to ill health, she was completely away from media and travels for the last two years, but in this difficult time, the love and messages of the fans always remained with her. She is feeling very emotional and grateful after receiving the prestigious Padma Bhushan award. The singer believes that even though her name is written on this big honour, it actually belongs to all those crores of fans who have liked her songs for generations and supported her in every happiness and sorrow.

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Alka is recovering from illness and becoming normal.

According to Alka Yagnik, this moment is very special for her. This honor is not just an appreciation of their work, but also a reminder of how much power there is in love, hope and courage. Now she is slowly recovering from the disease and getting back to normal. She wanted to attend this ceremony not just for herself, but to honor all those who have been her companions throughout this journey.