Congress leader Sonia Gandhi was admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi after complaining of abdominal pain. Doctors say her condition is stable and she may be discharged soon.
Sonia Gandhi Health: Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi, admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, is reportedly improving. According to the hospital administration, her condition is currently stable and showing signs of improvement. She was admitted on Sunday night due to abdominal discomfort and is under the care of specialist doctors.
Admission due to abdominal discomfort
According to reports, Sonia Gandhi complained of abdominal pain and discomfort, leading to her admission to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital at 9 pm on Sunday. After a preliminary examination, doctors decided to admit her. She is being treated by a team of senior doctors from the hospital's gastroenterology surgery department, led by Dr. S. Nandi.
Medical examinations and monitoring
The hospital administration stated that Sonia Gandhi has undergone several tests, including an MRI, to ascertain her health status. Doctors are constantly monitoring her health and providing all necessary medical support.
Discharge dependent on MRI report
According to hospital chairman Dr. Ajay Swarup, if Sonia Gandhi's MRI report is normal, she may be discharged from the hospital on Tuesday. While her condition is improving, the final decision will be taken after the test results are received.
Confirmation from the Congress party
The Congress party has also confirmed that Sonia Gandhi's condition is stable and there is no cause for concern. Senior party leaders have appealed to the public to pray for her speedy recovery.
Temporary break from political activities
Sonia Gandhi has been taking a break from active politics for some time due to health reasons. Considering her health, the party has limited her responsibilities. However, there is a possibility of her resuming her active role after her recovery.
