Sharad Pawar Admitted To Hospital In Pune
Doctors at the hospital said that further tests would determine whether he would need to stay admitted or could be discharged after preliminary treatment.
- Sharad Pawar admitted to Pune hospital with throat issues.
- Pawar experienced fever and persistent coughing since morning.
- Doctors advised admission for monitoring and medical evaluation.
Veteran politician and NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar was admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune after his health condition deteriorated following complaints related to the throat along with persistent coughing. The senior leader has remained highly active in recent weeks, travelling extensively across Maharashtra and meeting party workers regularly, despite his advancing age and demanding political schedule.
Hospitalisation In Pune
Pawar was admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic on Monday after his condition worsened. He had been suffering from fever and a throat infection, accompanied by bouts of coughing since the morning. Given his age and persistent symptoms, doctors advised hospital admission for closer monitoring and medical evaluation.
At the time of admission, Pawar was accompanied by his daughter and MP Supriya Sule. Doctors at the hospital said that further tests would determine whether he would need to stay admitted or could be discharged after preliminary treatment. Hospital authorities indicated that his condition is being closely observed.
Political Life & Legacy
Born on December 12, 1940, Sharad Pawar is 85 years old and remains one of Maharashtra’s most influential political figures. Despite his age, he continues to play an active role in politics, overseeing party affairs and maintaining regular contact with workers across the state. His sustained engagement is often cited by supporters as an example of commitment and resilience in public life.
Pawar is currently a member of the Rajya Sabha, serving his second term in the Upper House. He was elected from Maharashtra in April 2020. Over the decades, he has had a long legislative career, serving multiple terms as a Member of the Legislative Assembly between 1967 and 1991.
He has also served four terms as Chief Minister of Maharashtra, holding office between 1978-80, 1988-90, 1990-91 and 1993-95. In addition, Pawar has held key positions including Leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly and Union Defence Minister in the early 1990s. His career spans state and national politics, making his health a matter of continued public interest.
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