Senior BJP leader LK Advani discharged from AIIMS hospital, know how is his health?

Lal Krishna Advani discharged from Delhi AIIMS : Senior BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani was discharged today after being admitted to AIIMS hospital in Delhi yesterday. Earlier, hospital sources had said that Advani's condition is stable and a team of specialists is treating him. The 96-year-old former Deputy Prime Minister was admitted to the Old Private Ward of AIIMS at around 10.30 pm on Wednesday night.

Advani is facing age related problems

Advani is suffering from age-related problems. Doctors usually examine him at home, but he was admitted to the hospital on Wednesday after complaining of urinary infection. A source said that Advani's condition is stable. A team of various doctors including urology, cardiology and geriatric medicine is evaluating his condition.

Advani gave his life to BJP

Lal Krishna Advani, who won the Gandhinagar seat six times, has turned 96. Talking about his political history (Lal Krishna Advani's political career), Advani worked with Vajpayee to give life to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which ended up with two seats in 1984. It was Advani who, along with Vajpayee, brought the BJP to the center of Indian politics and then tasted power for the first time in 1998.

Advani won the Gandhinagar seat six times in a row

Today, Advani is the biggest force behind BJP's power. It was Advani who sharpened BJP's political edge by organising Ayodhya Rath Yatra in 1992. In parliamentary politics, Advani won the election from Gandhinagar seat for the first time in 1991. After this, Gandhinagar seat was lucky to send him to the parliament six times in 1998, 1999, 2004, 2009 and 2014. However, he did not contest the election in 1996 due to the Babri case.

For the first time in the history of independent India, Advani started a historic Rath Yatra

Today's generation may not even be aware of how much influence Advani once had in Indian politics. When Advani started the Rath Yatra, he was not only promoting Hindutva but also the BJP. Such a political rally in the name of religion had never happened before in the history of independent India. The result was that in just a few years the number of BJP seats in Parliament increased from two to 182. Along with this, BJP started spreading from its stronghold of North India to other regions as well.