New Delhi, October 30: Former Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh will reportedly be discharged from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Sunday.
The Rajya Sabha MP, who was arrested in the cash-for-vote scandal, was given bail on humanitarian ground on October 24.
Singh was admitted in the hospital due to a kidney problem.
The Delhi High Court had asked Amar Singh, who underwent a renal transplant in September 2009 and intestinal surgery 10 years ago, to furnish surety and personal bonds of Rs 50 lakh each.
He was also asked to submit his passport to the court and not to try to influence any of the witnesses in the case.
Justice Suresh Kait granted bail to Singh in view of a report on his health condition.
“Keeping the medical reports of the petitioner (Amar Singh) into view, it seems to me that the health condition of the petitioner is very critical. Even the doctor had advised him not to go in a crowded area and remain in a very hygienic condition to avoid infection. Obviously, the jail is not such a place where the condition as required could be made available,” the judge had observed in his 23-page order.
—-Agencies