A health scare had unfolded regarding the Vice President of India, Jagdeep Dhanhkar, aged 73, when he woke early today with an uneasiness and complaint of chest pain. Hospitalized at AIIMS around 2 am, the doctors tended to him within the Critical Care Unit (CCU) supervision of Dr Rajiv Narang, Head of Cardiology at AIIMS.
A team of doctors constantly watched his condition, and, as per sources, he is stable and under observation. Under various acts of nicety and concern, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an unscheduled visit to AIIMS to assess Dhankhar’s health.
After the visit, he conveyed his feelings on social media: “Went to AIIMS and enquired about the health of Vice President Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar Ji. I pray for his good health and speedy recovery.” On the other side, Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda also visited AIIMS to inquire about the Vice President’s condition. If the Union PM was not already enough, the Health Minister paying him a visit says very plainly that the government is not taking a backseat when it comes to the health and well-being of senior officials.
In the CCU, the Vice President was taken in as a precautionary measure so that he could be under round-the-clock monitoring and examination. His treatment is being supervised by the top cardiologist, Dr. Rajiv Narang, and a diligent team of specialists provides him round-the-clock care. For now, the reports say that Vice President Dhankhar is stable and underΐisease State.
The news of the Vice President’s hospitalization has elicited profuse concern and good wishes from political leaders and public figures, as well as from the citizenry. Social media platforms are flooded with messages praying for his swift recovery, which is in great regard across the nation. The Vice President’s office has expressed gratitude to the citizens and reassured that he is receiving the best care.
To continue maintaining high health standards, immediately caring for a sick high-ranking official, evaluation, and consecutive monitoring are standard responses. High-ranking officials’ health is really vital-they influence procedures in governing, among many other considerations.
Mustered medical teams ensure that medical needs are acted upon quickly, with little subsequent risk, which allows sweeps back into activities. The way Vice President Dhankhar’s illness unspooled is consistent with what here defined as evolved protocols and a reflection of the government’s commitment to fostering its leaders.
It has received special attention across the country that possible vice president-Jagdeep Dhankhar-has been admitted to the hospital and thus created hopes for speedy recovery among leaders and general citizens alike. The quick visits by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda do indicate intervention and concern the administration has toward the health of its senior officials. Although Vice President Dhankar continues in care, the attention now focuses on ensuring that he receives excellent care.
