 Summary of this article
- Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah was hospitalised in Srinagar due to an abdominal infection.
- The 87-year-old leader’s condition has improved, and he is expected to be discharged soon.
- Party officials said Abdullah remains under medical observation, with further updates to be shared later.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and National Conference president Farooq Abdullah was admitted to a private hospital in Srinagar on Saturday after developing an abdominal infection earlier this week, party sources said.
According to people close to him, the 87-year-old leader had been unwell for a few days before being taken to the hospital.
His condition has since improved, and doctors are likely to discharge him soon, a senior party leader said.
The veteran politician, who has served multiple terms as Chief Minister and as a Union Minister, continues to play a key role in regional politics. Party officials said they would share further health updates as his recovery progresses. |
