The army also said Pratap has spoken to his wife on mobile today and that he is free to use mobile.
They added that Rajput Regimental Centre, where he is posted since December 21 last year, has reached out to the wife of the individual asking her to reach Bareilly Military Hospital so as to confirm welfare of her husband.
"The individual since January 14 had abstained from food and was showing aggressive behaviour. With a view to monitor his parameters the individual has been shifted to Bareilly Military Hospital on January 16, as requisite medical facilities do not exist at Fategarh," a statement by the Army said.
The development came a day after Army Chief Gen Bipin Rawat warned soldiers of possible action if their air their grievances on social media.
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