Sharad Pawar’s health improves, doctors say condition stable at Pune hospital

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Pune: NCP–SP chief Sharad Pawar is showing steady improvement and is currently in a stable condition, doctors at Pune’s Ruby Hall Clinic confirmed on Tuesday.

In an official medical update, Dr Simon Grant, Physician and Trustee of Ruby Hall Clinic, said Pawar’s vital signs are normal and his recovery is progressing well. He explained that the senior leader had experienced mild discomfort at the time of admission, which has since reduced with ongoing treatment.

“His overall clinical condition is stable and improving. As a precaution, he is being kept under observation. All medical investigations are being closely monitored, and treatment is being provided as per established hospital protocols,” Dr Grant said, adding that further medical decisions will depend on Pawar’s progress over the coming days.

The hospital has also appealed to party workers and supporters not to gather inside the premises, saying large crowds could affect routine patient care.

Sharad Pawar was admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic on Monday after experiencing health issues. His daughter and Baramati MP Supriya Sule informed supporters that he had developed chest congestion and would need a five-day course of antibiotics.

“Fortunately, all other vital parameters are normal. Thank you to everyone for the prayers, concern and constant support,” Sule said in a message, while also expressing gratitude to the medical team treating him.

Meanwhile, Pawar’s grandnephew and NCP leader Rohit Pawar said the veteran politician’s health issues were likely linked to exhaustion caused by an intense public schedule over the last several days.

“For the past 10 to 12 days, he has been constantly travelling and attending events. Due to physical fatigue and mild breathing discomfort, doctors advised hospital admission,” Rohit Pawar said. He added that all major test results so far have come back normal.

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