Social activist Anna Hazare has been admitted to the ICU of Bombay Hospital in Mumbai after his health deteriorated. He was undergoing treatment at a local hospital near Ralegan Siddhi in Maharashtra, but after his health deteriorated, he was shifted to Mumbai for better treatment. At present, the team of doctors is continuously monitoring his health.
It is being told that Anna Hazare Has complained of severe viral infection and extreme lack of water in the body i.e. acute dehydration. After this it was decided to bring him to Mumbai. He has been admitted to Bombay Hospital under the supervision of Dr. Gautam Bhansali. Doctors are currently making a detailed assessment of the health condition of 89-year-old Anna Hazare. Based on the results of the investigation, a decision will be taken regarding further treatment. He has been kept under the supervision of doctors in the ICU. More information regarding his health is still awaited.
Anna had come in support of Jantar Mantar protest
Anna Hazare, who made his name in the country through anti-corruption movement and hunger strikes, had recently come out in support of the protests at Jantar Mantar regarding the NEET paper leak. He had condemned the alleged police action and violence during the protesters’ march to Parliament on July 20. Anna Hazare had also written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding this matter. He had appealed to the Central Government to talk to the protesting students and find a solution to their concerns.
In a letter to PM Modi, Hazare had described the news of violence and police action as ‘sad’. He had said that in democracy there should be no place for violence, damage to public property and unnecessary use of force.
Anna Hazare had also mentioned in his letter the issues related to youth including paper leak, delay in recruitment processes and unemployment. He said that these concerns of the youth should not be seen only as a challenge to law and order. These issues also reflect the widespread dissatisfaction present in the society and the expectations of the youth. Reiterating his commitment to non-violence, he said, ‘I have done 22 hunger strikes in my life and there was never any violence in them.’
Anna Hazare also held a two-hour silent protest to express solidarity with the people protesting at Jantar Mantar. He supported the protesters by remaining silent from 11 am to 1 pm on 23 July.
Anna Hazare came into limelight at the national level about one and a half decade ago through the ‘India Against Corruption’ (IAC) movement. His movement and fast against corruption had a wide impact on the politics and social discourse of the country at that time.
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