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According to the health bulletin issued by PGI, his condition is very critical. Currently, he has been admitted to the neurology ward HDU and is undergoing treatment under the supervision of specialist doctors.
Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief priest of Ram temple in Ayodhya, has been admitted to the hospital after suddenly deteriorating. It is learned that he has brain hemorrhage and his condition is said to be critical. After deteriorating his health, Das was immediately admitted to Sri Ram Hospital in Ayodhya around 7 pm due to high blood pressure, from where he was first referred to Trauma Center and then at City Neuro Care Hospital in Lucknow.
After the CT scan, it was found that a blood clot has accumulated in about 17 places in his body and he had severe brain haemorrhage. Dr. Arun Kumar Singh, a doctor at Ayodhya’s Neuro Center, said that Acharya Das was brought in critical condition. After preliminary treatment, he was referred to Lucknow for further care due to his condition being critical. PGI of Lucknow said that his condition still remains critical.
According to the health bulletin issued by PGI, his condition is very critical. Currently, he has been admitted to the neurology ward HDU and is undergoing treatment under the supervision of specialist doctors. He suffers from diabetes and high blood pressure. His condition is critical. They are currently stable. Das became the chief priest of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in April 1992. He was actively involved in worshiping Ram Lala in Tent after the demolition of Babri Masjid on 6 December 1992. When Ram Lala was removed from the tent, in the temporary temple in 2020, Acharya Das continued to work as the chief priest. Currently, he is the main priest of the Ram temple in Ayodhya.
On January 22, the idol of Lord Rama was respected in the Ayodhya temple at an event led by Prime Minister Modi. Dixit, who was counted among senior scholars in Varanasi, was a native of Solapur district of Maharashtra but his family has been living in Varanasi for many generations. His health deteriorated in October 2024 and was then admitted to Sanjay Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (PGI). Acharya Das was treated under the supervision of Dr. Prakash Chandra Pandey in the private room of PGI’s neurology ward. Professor RK Dhiman, director of the institute, had also told that Acharya suspected a neurological problem.
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