Sirathu MLA Pallavi Patel suffers brain stroke, admitted to hospital

Doctors at Medanta Hospital said a team of experts is keeping a close watch on her condition.

Updated on: Jul 6, 2022, 22:24:06 IST

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Sirathu MLA Pallavi Patel suffered a brain stroke on Wednesday following which she was admitted to the intensive care unit of Medanta Hospital in Lucknow.

Pallavi Patel shot into the limelight after she defeated deputy chief minister Keshav Maurya in the last Assembly election.

The legislator from Apna Dal (Kamerawadi) shot into the limelight after she defeated deputy chief minister Keshav Maurya in the last Assembly election.

Doctors at Medanta Hospital said a team of experts is keeping a close watch on her condition.

Two days ago, she was detained along with her mother Krishna Patel and opposition alliance leader Om Prakash Rajbhar when they staged a protest over the celebration of the birth anniversary of her father and influential OBC leader Sonelal Patel.

Her sister, Annupriya Patel-led Apna Dal (Sonelal), celebrated their father's anniversary at the Indira Gandhi Pratisthan in Lucknow, her mother and elder sister staged protests in an open family feud.

(With inputs from bureau)

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