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'Deeply Concerned': PM Modi Reacts to Ex-Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia’s Critical Health, Offers ‘All Possible Support’
- On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep concern for Begum Khaleda Zia, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, and said India stands ready to extend all possible support in a post on X.
- Admitted on November 23, Begum Khaleda Zia was moved to the coronary care unit four days later as her severe chest infection worsened, requiring ventilation.
- Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, BNP Secretary General, confirmed, `She is seriously ill, and our doctors are making every possible effort. Local and foreign specialists are involved in her treatment. They are trying their best.`
- Outside Evercare Hospital, BNP leaders said there is nothing more to do except seek prayers from the whole nation, noting Tarique Rahman lives in London since 2008 and Arafat Rahman died earlier this year.
- In a wider political context, Prime Minister Narendra Modi noted Khaleda Zia's long public service and her return on May 6 after four months of treatment in London, highlighting her prolonged health struggles.
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