Former Haryana Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda was discharged from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi on Wednesday after being admitted for a few hours following complaints of breathlessness, restlessness and exhaustion.
Hooda is now at home and was stable during his hospital stay, family sources told The Tribune. Doctors advised a comprehensive health check-up and specific medical tests to rule out any major complications.
Doctors advised observation and medical tests
Hooda reportedly complained of exhaustion on Wednesday morning, along with breathlessness and restlessness. He was subsequently taken to AIIMS for medical monitoring and care.
According to family sources, doctors recommended that he remain admitted for a few hours to ensure closer observation and allow the necessary examinations to be carried out.
Former chief minister stable after brief hospital stay
Family sources said Hooda's condition remained stable and that the short hospital stay was advised as a precaution. He has since been discharged and returned home.
No further details about the results of the medical tests or the precise cause of his symptoms were available in the information provided.