Exclusive – Raju Srivastava’s wife Shikha assures her husband’s condition is stable; says ‘Rumours about his health are very disturbing’

India’s popular stand-up comedian, Raju Sriavastava is critically unwell and is currently admitted to New Delhi’s AIIMS for the past one week after he suffered a heart attack. While reports of his health deteriorating and doctors hoping for a miracle are doing the rounds, his wife Shikha Srivastava spoke to ETimes TV exclusively to share that the comedian is stable and urged everyone to stop spreading rumours as it is very disturbing.

“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 go unanswered. I just want to urge everyone to continue praying for their health,” she said.

When asked about the reports of doctors having given up and hoping for a miracle, she says, “Doctors are present on earth in the form of God. They are doing very well, these rumours are baseless that they have given up. Things are being handled medically and it will take time to happen. We have to struggle and patiently wait for the struggles. Doctors and Raju ji both are fighting and everyone will get to know the positive results very soon. I promise that Raju will be back to entertain everyone.”

She also requested everyone to not spread rumour’s about the comedian’s health as the family is in a very emotional state and it is disturbing.

“I am requesting people with folded hands that please stop spreading these rumours about Raju’s health. Because of these rumours the family, the doctors and everyone’s morals go down. They are giving their best and we don’t want the negativity to affect them. Right now we need prayers and stop spreading negative news. These rumours are very disturbing,” she concluded.