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Breaking: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge Hospitalized In Bengaluru Due To High Fever

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has been admitted to a hospital in Bengaluru after he developed a high fever, according to party sources. The senior leader reportedly complained of uneasiness and rising temperature, following which doctors advised immediate hospitalization. Kharge was in Bengaluru when his condition worsened, and he was promptly taken to a private hospital where a team of medical specialists is closely monitoring his health.Doctors have confirmed that his condition is stable, but he will remain under observation until the fever subsides and further tests are conducted. Hospital authorities are conducting diagnostic evaluations to rule out any serious complications. The Congress leadership and Kharge’s family members are present with him, and updates on his health are expected soon.Party workers and supporters across Karnataka and other states have expressed concern and are wishing for his speedy recovery. At 82, Kharge continues to be active in national politics, and his health condition has drawn significant attention given his role as Congress President and a key figure in shaping the party’s strategy. The incident comes at a crucial political time, and party insiders believe he will resume work once doctors declare him fit.

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