Former UP CM Kalyan Singh on life support system, condition very critical
Former UP CM Kalyan Singh on life support system, condition very critical
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Lucknow: Former Uttar Pradesh CM Kalyan Singh is currently in critical condition. In fact, he has had difficulty breathing due to which he has been put on the life support system. Let us also tell you that Kalyan Singh has been admitted to Lucknow PGI for quite some time now. His health suddenly deteriorated last Saturday, after which he was brought to the Critical Care Medicine Department and doctors here put him on the ventilator. Now PGI doctors have stated that Kalyan Singh's condition is stable at present and he is currently admitted to ICU.

He is currently being monitored by a team of doctors. He is being treated by doctors and his family has also been called to the hospital. Let me tell you all that CM Yogi Adityanath had also reached PGI last Sunday to meet Kalyan Singh as soon as he came to know about his ill health. He reached the hospital and took Kalyan Singh's movements. They were accompanied by Minister Suresh Khanna and Kalyan Singh's grandson Sanjeev Singh. In the last 15 days, CM Yogi had reached the hospital fourth time to take the movement of former CM Kalyan Singh. According to reports, last Sunday, former CM Kalyan Singh folded his hands and told CM Yogi that "he is serving him a lot.''

The CM then folded their hands in front of them. Let us also tell you, Kalyan Singh has been ill for a long time. He was admitted to Lohia Institute in Lucknow on June 21 after he complained of uncontrolled blood sugar and BP etc. Kalyan Singh suffered a minor attack on the night of July 3 due to high BP, after which he was admitted to ICU. He was admitted to Sanjay Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences on July 4 after this happened.

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