'His health is better now,' says doctor on Lalu's physical condition

However, his party termed the move a "conspiracy to murder him".

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Jharkhand: On Tuesday, RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav reached Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences in Ranchi. "All in all, his health is better now but all age-related complications are there," quoted ANI Dr Lal Manjhi saying who checked Lalu Prasad Yadav in the ambulance on the way to the institute. RJD supremo Lalu Prasad left AIIMS yesterday in a wheelchair after being discharged by the hospital. His condition, reportedly, had improved significantly. However, his party termed the move a "conspiracy to murder him". Lalu Prasad is serving a jail term in fodder scam cases. The Rashtriya Janata Dal president had written to the AIIMS director, asking that his treatment be continued at the hospital till he recovered and urged the doctors at the institute not to act under pressure from "certain individuals or political parties", reported news agency PTI. The hospital said in a statement that Prasad had been referred to AIIMS from the Ranchi Medical College for an "acute medical condition". "He is currently stable and is fit to travel," it said. The hospital said he had "improved significantly" and, according to the advice of a medical board constituted for his treatment, was being referred to the Ranchi Medical College for the management of chronic health issues, reported news agency. Protesting the AIIMS decision, supporters of the RJD president created a ruckus in the hospital.