Senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi is responding positively to treatment for a systemic infection, according to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi. The 79-year-old leader was admitted to the hospital on the night of March 24 after experiencing a fever. The hospital confirmed that she is being treated with antibiotics and remains under the close supervision of a team of senior doctors. Her health has been stable since admission, and the medical team is carefully monitoring her recovery.

Dr. Ajay Swaroop, Chairman of the hospital, assured the public that Sonia Gandhi’s condition is not serious. Sources mentioned that she is likely to remain under observation for a few more days as a precautionary measure. The hospital has stated that her vital signs are stable, and there is no immediate threat to her health. The Congress party has also communicated that there is no cause for concern at this time.

While the hospital has not disclosed specific details about the cause of the infection, reports suggest that her illness could be linked to a seasonal change in the weather. Sonia Gandhi’s family members have expressed their gratitude for the support received from well-wishers. Hospital authorities have assured the public that her treatment is progressing well and that her health remains a priority.