'Will Forever Continue...': Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin Discharged From Hospital In Chennai
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin was discharged from the hospital on Sunday. He confirmed his recovery on X, thanking everyone for their support and the medical staff for their care.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin got discharged from hospital on Sunday. The Chief Minister himself confirmed it in a post on X.
CM Staling said he has completely recovered. He expressed gratitude to all those who inquired about his health and prayed for him.
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— M.K.Stalin (@mkstalin) July 27, 2025
The CM tweeted in Tamil, 'I have returned home after recovering. To all the political movement leaders, people's representatives, judges, government officials, film artists, and the people of Tamil Nadu, including the dear siblings of our leader Kalaignar, with whom my life is intertwined, who inquired with care and wished for my recovery during my hospital stay—my heartfelt thanks!"
He also thanked the medical staff for helping him recover quickly, reaffirming his commitment to serving the society.
'To the doctors, nurses, and everyone who provided excellent treatment and supported my swift recovery in the hospital—once again, my love and gratitude! I will forever continue my duty to serve you with dedication!," he further wrote.
CM Stalin was hospitalised on July 21 after he experienced giddiness during his routine morning walk. Thereafter, he underwent various tests, including angiogram diagnostics at Apollo Hospitals on Greams Road in Chennai for symptoms related to giddiness.
The Hindu newspaper, citing a statement by Apollo Hospitals, reported the Chief Minister underwent a therapeutic procedure" on Thursday.
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