Sonia Gandhi discharged from Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital

Sonia Gandhi has recovered from upset stomach. She has been advised rest.

Written By: Agencies | Updated : October 28, 2017 6:33 PM IST

Congress President Sonia Gandhi was on Saturday discharged from the city's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, a day after she was admitted for an upset stomach, said hospital authorities. "Madam Gandhi has recovered from the upset stomach. Her condition at the time of discharge was stable and she has been advised rest," said D.S. Rana, Chairman, (Board of Management) SGRH. Gandhi left the hospital at 4 p.m. The Congress chief was in Shimla when she complained of an upset stomach. She was brought to Delhi and admitted to SGRH on Friday. Gandhi had been admitted to SGRH earlier for a shoulder injury and respiratory related problems.

"Madam Gandhi was brought to the hospital on Friday around 5 p.m. She had been found to be suffering from upset stomach," said D.S. Rana, Chairman (Board of Management) SGRH. According to Rana, the 71-year-old political leader was under observation. She was taken ill while in Shimla and was brought to Delhi for treatment. Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi said his mother caught a stomach bug while in Himachal Pradesh. He had said then, "Ma (Sonia) was in Shimla and caught a stomach bug so we got her back. Nothing to worry, she's much better. Thanks for the tremendous love and concern," said Rahul Gandhi on Twitter. Congress spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said on Twitter: "Congress President Sonia Gandhi was indisposed with a minor issue and is absolutely fine and healthy. We thank all well wishers for the concern."

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