Jharkhand Education Minister Ramdas Soren remains in critical condition at a private hospital in New Delhi, a medical source confirmed on Sunday. The 62-year-old Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) leader was airlifted to Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals on Saturday from Jamshedpur.
Soren's health deteriorated after he suffered a fall in the washroom at his residence. Doctors in Jamshedpur initially detected blood clotting in his brain, prompting his urgent transfer to the national capital for advanced medical care.
Currently, Ramdas Soren is on life support, with a multidisciplinary team of senior specialists continuously monitoring his condition and providing intensive medical care. Jharkhand Health Minister Irfan Ansari also travelled to Delhi to personally oversee his colleague's treatment.
Chief Minister Hemant Soren had visited the hospital in Delhi and spoke to the attending doctors, enquiring about his condition. The CM took to X (formerly Twitter) and wrote, "Respected Ramdas Da has been a leading warrior of the Jharkhand movement. Through struggle, he has always overcome every challenge, and this time too, he will emerge victorious. May Marang Buru grant strength and courage to him."
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Jharkhand Health Minister Irfan Ansari said, "Ramdas Soren's health has suddenly deteriorated. He fell in the bathroom, which resulted in a severe brain injury and a blood clot. I am constantly in touch with his family and monitoring his condition."
Brain haemorrhage, also known as brain bleed, is a type of stroke, which causes bleeding in your head. Your brain doesn't store oxygen and hence depends on blood vessels for the supply of oxygen. However, when there is a brain bleed, a blood vessel leaks blood or bursts. This causes blood to collect or pool in your skull and brain, which causes pressure against your brain and prevents oxygen and nutrients from reaching your brain.
A brain bleed or brain haemorrhage is a life-threatening medical emergency. It only takes three to four minutes for your brain cells to die if they don’t receive enough oxygen.
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