Raju Srivastava is a fighter and prayers of fans are being heard, says brother Deepu

Raju Srivastava is currently under treatment at AIIMS in Delhi. The comedian had suffered a heart attack while working out in a gym. Raju’s condition was critical but now he is doing fine. Earlier, there were rumours that Raju was brain dead. Later, Raju’s wife and his manager rubbished the rumours and requested fans to pray for him. Now, Raju Srivastava’s younger brother Deepu Srivastava has said that the prayers of his fans are being heard. He added that the comedian is recovering and doctors are doing their best. He called his brother ‘fighter’.

According to ANI, Deepu said that though Raju Srivastava is in the hospital he is sure that the blessings of his fans are being heard. He also said that his brother is receiving the best possible health care facility and is recovering under the care of best doctors.

Deepu urged fans to not pay attention to any false rumours about Raju’s condition. Raju’s brother said, “He is a fighter and will soon come back winning the battle and will entertain everyone with his comedy.”

 

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Earlier, talking about Raju’s health, his wife Shikha told ETimes, “Raju ji’s health is stable and doctors are doing their job very diligently and the entire management is working day and night to make sure that Raju ji gets well soon. We have full faith in them and Raju ji is a fighter and he is going to win this battle. He will fight it out and will come back to entertain you all, this is my promise to you all. We are getting wishes, blessings and a lot of people are praying and doing puja for his health and everyone’s vibration is very positive. I know the prayers are not going to be unanswered. I just want to urge everyone to continue praying for his health.”

 

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Mamta Naik

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