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S. M. Krishna hospitalised due to acute respiratory tract infection

Former Karnataka Chief Minister S. M. Krishna is on minimal respiratory support system and in a “cheerful frame of mind”

Updated - September 25, 2022 01:23 pm IST

Published - September 25, 2022 01:14 pm IST - Bengaluru

B S Satish Kumar
B.S. Satish Kumar
90-year-old veteran BJP leader S. M. Krishna’s health status is being monitored by Health Minister Dr. Sudhakar himself. File

90-year-old veteran BJP leader S. M. Krishna’s health status is being monitored by Health Minister Dr. Sudhakar himself. File | Photo Credit: Twitter/ @sm_krishnaa

Former Karnataka Chief Minister S. M. Krishna has been hospitalised following acute respiratory tract infection.

The 90-year-old veteran BJP leader, who has also served as External Affairs Minister and Governor of Maharashtra, was admitted to a private hospital in Bengaluru city on Saturday night.

According to sources in the hospital, Mr. Krishna is on a minimal respiratory support system and in a “cheerful frame of mind”.

Mr. Krishna’s health status is being monitored by Health Minister Dr. Sudhakar himself.

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