Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar was discharged from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi on Wednesday, following a satisfactory recovery from cardiac-related ailments, the hospital announced.

Dhankhar had been admitted to the premier medical facility on March 9 after experiencing health issues linked to his heart.

According to a statement from AIIMS-Delhi, the Vice President received comprehensive care from the institute’s medical team, which facilitated his steady improvement over the past few days.

“After receiving necessary treatment, he made a satisfactory recovery and was discharged on March 12,” the statement read. The hospital expressed confidence in his progress but advised him to ensure adequate rest in the coming days to support his full recuperation.

Dhankhar’s admission had drawn attention due to his prominent role, and his discharge marks a positive development in his health journey.

In a post on X, Dhankhar thanked the medical team of the AIIMS.

"Deeply appreciate the exemplary care and professionalism of the medical team at AIIMS, New Delhi, from my admission on March 9 to discharge on March 12. Their dedication and meticulous attention ensured a smooth recovery," he said.

"Grateful for the concern and good wishes from well-wishers across India and beyond. Your thoughtful gestures have been truly heartening," the Vice-President added in the X post.

The Vice President, known for his active engagement in public life, is expected to resume his duties gradually, adhering to medical recommendations. AIIMS-Delhi, renowned for its advanced healthcare services, reiterated its commitment to patient care in ensuring Dhankhar’s successful recovery.