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Shekhawat discharged

New Delhi: Vice-President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat was on Sunday discharged from the All- India Institute of Medical Sciences, where he was admitted on Thursday for treatment of suspected viral fever, doctors said here.

The doctors said his latest health reports were normal with no (no) fever recorded in the past two days.

Supreme Court judge Ashok Mathur, Delhi Lt. Governor B. L. Joshi and former Union Minister Rajiv Pratap Rudy, were among those who called on Shekhawat, at AIIMS. — PTI

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