Manohar Parrikar, Goa Chief Minister, returned to his home state from New Delhi, where he was receiving treatment at the AIIMS for pancreatic disease, reports his office.
Goa Chief Minister, Manohar Parrikar's health condition is stable now, and he is back from Delhi on Sunday, his office said. "The Chief Minister arrived back in Goa today (Sunday) evening. He is recovering, and his health parameters are stable. The line of treatment from AIIMS will be continued," the Chief Minister's Office said in a statement.
‘Manohar Parrikar, Goa Chief Minister, has been ailing since mid-February and has been treated at various hospitals including those in Goa, Mumbai and the US.’
Parrikar was discharged early on Sunday from Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences, where he was being treated for advanced pancreatic cancer since September 15. Parrikar arrived in Goa by a special flight and headed straight to his private residence, near Panaji, where a government-operated ambulance and a medical crew were kept on standby.
Goa's Power Minister Nilesh Cabral earlier on Sunday said he hoped for a miracle for Parrikar, who has been battling cancer for several months.
Parrikar, a former Union Defence Minister, was ferried, under a police escort, by an ambulance from the airport and was taken inside his residence with the help of a stretcher.
Parrikar has been in and out of hospitals in Goa, Mumbai, New York, and Delhi for the last seven months.
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The Congress has been demanding Parrikar's resignation on account of his prolonged illness and absence from office.
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