Former Union minister Swami Chinmayanand, arrested in a case of alleged sexual assault of a law student, was on Monday shifted from Saharanpur Jail and admitted to a hospital in Lucknow, said jail sources.
At Lucknow's Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, the BJP leader underwent an angiography test for ascertaining the extent of blockage in his arteries, but was not found having any "significant blockage."
In Lucknow, SGPGI's Chief Medical Superintendent Amit Agarwal said, "An angiography was done at the PGI here and no significant blockage was found. Angioplasty was not required."
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