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LK Advani admitted to Apollo Hospital in Delhi days after being discharged from AIIMS

The details of Advani's ailment were not known immediately

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Updated At : 04:23 AM Jul 04, 2024 IST
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New Delhi, July 3

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Veteran BJP leader LK Advani was admitted to the Apollo Hospital here on Wednesday night, sources said.

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This comes days after the 96-year-old former deputy prime minister was discharged from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) after a night-long stay there.

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“Advani is stable and under observation. He has been admitted under Dr Vinit Suri, senior consultant, Neurology,” a hospital source said, adding that he was admitted around 9 pm.

The details of Advani’s ailment were not known immediately.

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