Music composer and singer Ravindra Jain kept on ventilator at Nagpur's Wockhardt hospital

October 06, 2015 23:47

Renowned music composer and singer Ravindra Jain who had suffered paralytic stroke during a visit to Nagpur and admitted to Platina Hospital in critical condition was on Tuesday shifted to Wockhardt Hospital.

The legendary musician and singer has been dignosed with severe kidney infection and other complications. Ravindra Jain had come to city for a music show but could not grace it as he suffered paralytic stroke.

According to hospital sources, the condition of the maestro is stated to be critical but stable.

He underwent dialysis. Ravindra Jains wife, daughter and brother have reached Nagpur and anxiously waiting words from doctors whether he could be shifted to Mumbai or not.

The doctors treating the musician have advised his treatment in Nagpur itself and not risk his shifting. Once he stabilizes, his shifting to Mumbai could be considered.

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