Chandrababu in 'good health', to resume his foot march

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Telugu Desam Party president N. Chandrababu Naidu is hale and hearty, his son Nara Lokesh has said.

"My father is in good health. There is no cause for concern. His foot march will continue," Lokesh announced at Gadwal Saturday evening.

Full details about his father's condition would be revealed after the doctors' report was received, Lokesh added.

The TDP chief Chandrababu took a day's break from his ongoing ‘Vastunna Meekosam’ foot march in Mahbubnagar district on Saturday following the minor injury he sustained to his back late Friday night.

Telugu movie star NTR Junior, Chandrababu's nephew and upcoming film hero Nara Rohit and a host of others called on the TDP supremo at Gadwal on Saturday.

Officials from the Mahbubnagar district administration also called on the Leader of Opposition to enquire about his health.

A team of specialist doctors that took an X-ray of his back after midnight yesterday and early Saturday morning at Gadwal, where Chandrababu was camping, established that there was no fracture, but only a sprain.

"He was suffering from cramps following the fall he had late last night. There was also a muscle sprain," TDP sources said.

Though a determined Chandrababu wanted to continue with his foot march even on Saturday, he agreed to take a day's break for rest on the advise of doctors as well as pressure from party leaders.

The former Chief Minister suffered a minor injury to his back in a freak mishap when the dais, from where he addressed a public meeting at Gadwal in Mahbubnagar district, collapsed suddenly late Friday night.

Soon after the incident, Chandrababu walked for about a kilometer, but later gave up following severe pain in the back. A team of doctors from Hyderabad rushed to Gadwal to conduct tests on the Leader of Opposition.

Chandrababu's wife Bhuvaneswari and son Lokesh were in Gadwal to attend on him.

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