INLD nominee Aditya Devilal Chautala hospitalised

Anil Kakkar

Sirsa, Updated At : 05:36 AM Sep 23, 2024 IST

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Aditya Devilal Chautala, INLD-BSP candidate from the Dabwali Assembly constituency and grandson of former Deputy PM Devi Lal, was hospitalised late last night after he experienced chest pain. He was initially admitted to a hospital in Sangria but was later transferred to a private facility in Hanumangarh.

Doctors reported that Aditya’s health is stable, but he is facing issues with his heart rate and ECG. Additionally, he is suffering from kidney stones, which have caused urinary blockages. Medical professionals indicate that while Aditya is expected to recover soon, he would need to rest for several days.

Aditya has been busy campaigning for the Assembly poll and it is believed that changes in his lifestyle may have contributed to his health issues.

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