Uttar Pradesh BJP president Keshav Maurya hospitalised in Delhi, discharged after check-up

The hospital issued a statement, saying Maurya has problems related to blood pressure and would remain under observation.
UP BJP Chief Keshav Prasad Maurya | PIcture Courtesy: ANI
UP BJP Chief Keshav Prasad Maurya | PIcture Courtesy: ANI

LUCKNOW: Bharatiya Janata Party’s Uttar Pradesh chief Keshav Maurya was admitted to the intensive care unit of Delhi’s Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital after he complained of fatigue and restlessness on Thursday afternoon.
 
48-year-old Maurya tweeted to confirm his wellbeing saying he was completely fit. After the initial check up, doctors discharged the BJP state chief saying it was a low blood pressure behind his restlessness. “He was suffering from cough and cold along with mild fever for the last seven days. He was also overworked due to his political commitments,” said medical superintendent Dr AK Gadpayle.
 
Union Health Minister JP Nadda, also visited Maurya at the hospital, said his condition was normal. "Mauryaji was not feeling well due to the fatigue of campaigning during elections so he was rushed to the hospital," Nadda said adding that his condition was normal and he was fine.

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