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Prayers and ‘get well soon’ messages pour in for former PM Dr Manmohan Singh

After the former PM was admitted to AIIMS in New Delhi following complaints of chest pain, prayers and ‘get well soon’ messages poured in from political leaders, Congress workers as well as citizens

Former Prime Minister and Economist Dr Manmohan Singh
Former Prime Minister and Economist Dr Manmohan Singh 

The 87 years old former Prime Minister, who had undergone a heart surgery, had agreed to advise Punjab Government on ways to cope with the economic and humanitarian crisis in the wake of the pandemic. He complained of chest pain on Sunday evening and was rushed to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.

The former Pm was admitted to the Cardio-thorasic department at AIIMS and was under observation in the ICU at the time of reporting. His condition was stated to be stable. A medical bulletin was expected soon.

In the meanwhile, concerned well wishers took to social media to wish him a speedy recovery. Prayers for his well-being poured in.

Former J & K chief minister Omar Abdullah was among the first to post a get well message. “Sorry to hear about Dr Manmohan Singh being admitted to hospital. I hope he recovers & is back home with his family soon. His wise counsel and guidance are much needed during this time of crisis,” he tweeted.

Simi Garewal, film and TV personality tweeted, “ Sir - fight for your good health - fight for us! - for India! - fight in your gentle way. Sending you our prayers and powerful vibes to heal you...”

Author and commentator Tony Joseph said, “Hope he recovers fast and well. His presence elevates our politics and keeps open the idea that there’s another way for us to be - graceful, peaceful and growthful”

Public Policy Analyst Abhishek Joshi tweeted, “Pray for his speediest recovery. The face of genuine economic reforms since 1994—who got us on the global map…”.

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