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Rahul Gandhi visits Apollo, gives 'maximum energy' to Jayalalithaa so she can recover



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Although he was unable to meet the CM, he met with doctors and enquired about her well-being.

In a sudden visit, Indian National Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Friday arrived at the Apollo Hospital in Chennai where TN CM J Jayalalithaa has been admitted for the past two weeks.

Although he was unable to meet the CM, he met with doctors and enquired about her well-being.

Speaking to reporters outside the hospital, Rahul Gandhi said, “I came from Delhi to extend my support and Congress president’s support. Chief minister is improving and she will get well soon. I give my maximum energy to Jayalalithaa so that she gets well soon.”

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Good news for the wailing cadre!

[h=1]Jayalalithaa's health improving, likely to be discharged soon, says Kerala Governor[/h][h=2]While the clamour for an interim chief minister grows in Tamil Nadu, Kerala Governor P Sathasivam says Jayalalithaa is likely to be discharged soon.[/h]

IndiaToday.in | Posted by Kritika Banerjee
New Delhi, October 10, 2016 | UPDATED 15:33 IST


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    Jayalalithaa responding well to treatment: Kerala governor

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    She is likely to be discharged soon, the governor adds

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    Kerala CM Pinayari Vijayan also visited her

As the curiosity over Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's health continues to grow, Kerala Governor P. Sathasivam today said that the AIADMK leader is likely to be discharged soon from the hospital.
Sathasivam along with Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan met the Tamil Nadu CM at the Apollo Hospital.
RESPONDING WELL TO TREATMENT

"All the doctors informed us that there is a good response to the treatment, and she is likely to be discharged soon," Sathasivam told mediapersons. "Soon, she will take over the administration of the state," the Kerala governor added.
Kerala CM Vijayan said that he and the Governor conveyed to her the best wishes of the people of Kerala. "We got positive news from the doctors. They said she will recover soon," Vijayan said.
While Vijayan arrived from Kozhikode, Sathasivam travelled from Thiruvananthapuram. Together, they drove from the airport to the hospital.

NAME AN INTERIM CM

The Tamil Nadu CM was admitted to the hospital on September 22. Speculations have been doing the round ever since about her deteriorating health. The clamour for naming an interim chief minister too has gained momentum.
The Madras High Court recently dismissed a petition seeking the Tamil Nadu government's statement on Jayalalithaa's health.

Hundreds of AIADMK supporters and political leaders across party lines have been visiting the hospital to meet the Tamil Nadu chief minister.
(with inputs from IANS)

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/jayalalithaa-likely-to-be-discharged/1/784172.html
 
History repeats itself in Chennai after three decades as suspense over Jayalalithaa's health continues

NEW DELHI: When the Tamil Nadu Governor allotted the portfolios held by ailing Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa to Finance Minister Panneerselvam, and power to preside over the Cabinet, history repeated itself: Three decades ago, a similar arrangement was done when then Chief Minister MG Ramachandran was flown to the US for treatment.

With AIADMK being a Jayalalithaa-driven party, Delhi’s political circles have begun discussing whether the AIADMK ‘brass’ has the wherewithal to cope wit ..


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