Ashok Gehlot to undergo angioplasty
The Hindu
The Rajasthan Chief Minister was hospitalised after complaining of severe chest pain.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will undergo angioplasty at Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Government Hospital here after complaining of severe chest pain. Mr. Gehlot, 70, has experienced health issues after recovering from COVID-19 in May. “I have just got my CT-angiography done in SMS Hospital. Since yesterday, I was having severe pain in my chest,” Mr. Gehlot tweeted on August 27, adding that his angioplasty would be done shortly at the same hospital.
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