Mumbai: Naveen Patnaik, Leader of Opposition and Chief of the Biju Janata Dal (BJD), took to his X platform to express his profound gratitude to the medical teams at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital (KDAH) in Mumbai and “GangaWebteam” for their exceptional care during his recent surgical procedure. He also extended heartfelt thanks to all his well-wishers from Odisha and beyond for their prayers and support.
Shri Patnaik’s statement comes shortly after his discharge from the Mumbai hospital, where he underwent a successful surgery for cervical arthritis.
He had been admitted to KDAH on June 20, with the procedure performed on June 22. After a period of recovery, including a brief stay in the ICU before being shifted to a private room, his health condition was deemed stable enough for discharge.
While he has been discharged, he is expected to remain in Mumbai for a few more days for physiotherapy and post-operative care, as advised by his doctors.
Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, a renowned multi-specialty hospital in Mumbai, is known for its advanced medical facilities and a wide range of services, including complex surgeries, cancer treatment, and specialized orthopaedic care.
The hospital boasts a large team of skilled doctors and cutting-edge technology, holding various national and international accreditations for quality and safety. While specific details about “GangaWebteam” are not widely available in public records, it is understood to be a critical part of the medical support system that assisted in Shri Patnaik’s treatment and recovery.
The health of the influential Odisha leader has been a subject of public interest, and his message of gratitude has brought relief to his supporters.
Shri Patnaik, who has served as Chief Minister of Odisha for a record five terms, continues to hold a significant position in the state’s political landscape as the Leader of Opposition.
His public acknowledgment highlights the importance he places on the medical care he received and the widespread support from the people.