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Governor enquires about health of fasting TDP leaders
As health condition of TDP MP C M Ramesh and MLC B.Tech Ravi who are on an indefinite fast for steel plant in Kadapa district was deteriorating, Governor E S L Narasimhan enquired about the same with Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday over a phone.
Amaravati: As health condition of TDP MP C M Ramesh and MLC B.Tech Ravi who are on an indefinite fast for steel plant in Kadapa district was deteriorating, Governor E S L Narasimhan enquired about the same with Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday over a phone.
He expressed concern over the health of the protesting leaders, as he got information that their health was deteriorating as their fast entered sixth day. Governor directed Chandrababu Naidu to take care of their health, according to sources at Chief Minister’s office.
The doctors of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) have already suggested forcible administration of fluids to the duo in order to prevent further deterioration of their health on Sunday.
On the other hand, during the teleconference of the Chief Minister with the Kadapa leaders, CM Ramesh and Ravi said that they were determined to continue the protest.
