Maharashtra deputy CM Eknath Shinde hospitalised in Mumbai with viral fever

Eknath Shinde had complained of a cold and fever over the last few days and sought treatment, officials said.

Updated on: Jul 4, 2026, 15:49:24 IST

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Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde has been admitted to a hospital in Mumbai with viral fever. He was reportedly hospitalised on Friday at Thane's Jupiter Hospital after suffering from a bout of viral fever and cold.

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Shinde, who is also the chief of Shiv Sena, has been strictly advised by his doctors to rest, officials said, PTI reported.

Shinde had complained of a cold and fever over the last few days and sought treatment, according to officials. Shinde is likely to be discharged later in the day on Saturday.

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