PM Modi wishes Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, who underwent brain surgery in Delhi, a swift recovery.
The founder of the Isha Foundation, spiritual guide Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, underwent emergency surgery in Delhi's Apollo Hospital on Wednesday after experiencing severe brain hemorrhage and swelling. He and Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a phone conversation. The prime minister sent him best wishes for wellness and a quick recovery.
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The prime minister wrote on the microblogging site X, formerly known as Twitter, saying, "I spoke with @SadhguruJV Ji and wished him good health and a speedy recovery."
Spoke to @SadhguruJV Ji and wished him good health and a speedy recovery.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 20, 2024
I hope Sadhguru gets well quickly and completely. After learning of the Sadhguru's emergency brain operation, Minister of External Affairs S. Jaishankar, Jaggi Vasudev, expressed his extreme concern
Deeply concerned on hearing about @SadhguruJV ji’s surgery. Wish him a speedy and full recovery.
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (Modi Ka Parivar) (@DrSJaishankar) March 20, 2024
“Deeply concerned on hearing about @SadhguruJV ji’s surgery. Wish him a speedy and full recovery," Written by Jaishankar.
According to a senior physician at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, the spiritual guru is recuperating after the surgery and making "steady progress" with constant improvement in his "vital parameters.".
From his hospital bed, Sadhguru also uploaded a video to his Instagram account. "The neurosurgeons at Apollo Hospital sawed into my skull in an attempt to uncover something, but they discovered nothing at all—it was empty. They eventually gave up and fixed it. In a more lighthearted tone, "Here I am in Delhi with the repaired skull but no damaged brain.
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"We were joking with him that we have done what we could, but you are healing yourself," Apollo Hospital neurologist Dr. Vinit Suri said. The level of progress we are witnessing surpasses our expectations. He is doing incredibly well now. His body, mind, and vital signs are all within normal ranges, and he is improving steadily."
Physicians found that Sadhguru had been putting his demanding schedule, which included Mahashivratri, above his serious headache for the previous four weeks. An MRI on March 15th revealed extensive brain hemorrhage. Nevertheless, Sadhguru declined to back out of his appointments, including his attendance at the India Today Conclave, which he did while sedated and under the influence of strong painkillers.
When Sadhguru was taken to the hospital earlier on March 17, it was found that he had a potentially fatal brain enlargement.
