Bedi says Hazare's kidney infected, Kejriwal says no

New Delhi, Aug 22 (PTI) Doctors Monday said fasting
Indian activist Anna Hazare was fine but one of his key aides
Kiran Bedi claimed his kidney was "infected" only to be denied
later by another close associate Arvind Kejriwal.
Though doctors said Hazare was fine, his close
associates expressed worries over the health condition of the
73-year-old anti-corruption crusader.
"Anna's blood pressure is okay but his kidney has been
infected," Bedi told the gathering at Ramlila Maidan Monday
evening.
However later in the night, Kejriwal told the protesters
that Hazare was fine and had gone to sleep. "There is no
infection in his kidney," he said.
The whole day, Hazare did not address the gathering, a
regular feature in the past six days. He used to address at
least twice in the day but Monday was an exception.
Most of the day, Hazare lay on a mattress on the dais
though he spoke with some close colleagues about the course of
the agitation.
Earlier in the day, Hazare's close associate Manish
Sisodia told reporters here that "Hazare has lost five
kilograms in the past seven days. His weight has come down to
67 from 72 kg. His blood pressure is 130/80 and pulse rate
90."
"Doctors say his health is okay but we are worried," he
said. Kejriwal said the ketone level in Hazare's blood and
urine has risen slightly.