Rahul meets Lalu at AIIMS

Former Bihar CM Lalu Prasad is admitted in AIIMS after suffering multiple fractures due to a fall

July 08, 2022 03:21 pm | Updated 09:36 pm IST - New Delhi

“Due to your prayers and good medical care from AIIMS Delhi Lalu Prasad ji’s health is improving a lot. Now, your Lalu ji is able to sit up from the bed. Can stand with support,” his eldest daughter Misa Bharti gave an update on her father’s health on July 8, 2022. Photo: Twitter/@MisaBharti

“Due to your prayers and good medical care from AIIMS Delhi Lalu Prasad ji’s health is improving a lot. Now, your Lalu ji is able to sit up from the bed. Can stand with support,” his eldest daughter Misa Bharti gave an update on her father’s health on July 8, 2022. Photo: Twitter/@MisaBharti

Congress leader and Parliament member Rahul Gandhi on Friday visited ailing RJD chief Lalu Yadav, who is currently undergoing treatment at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). Mr. Yadav was airlifted to Delhi in an air ambulance from Bihar on Wednesday, three days after he fractured his right shoulder due to a fall at his Patna home.

Mr. Gandhi spent around 20 minutes with Mr. Yadav, enquiring about his conditions from the doctors at AIIMS.

Meanwhile, sharing pictures of her father, Rajya Sabha MP Misa Bharti tweeted: “Due to your prayers and good medical care at AIIMS in Delhi, Lalu Prasad’s health is improving a lot. Now your Lalu Prasad is able to sit up from the bed and can stand with support. Nobody knows better than Lalu the art of coming out fighting any trouble. Please do not pay attention to rumours.”

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