Indrani Mukerjea -- prime accused in the Sheena Bora murder case -- has been discharged from Mumbai's J J Hospital on Thursday and was sent back to prison. Doctors treating her have said that she tested negative for dengue, malaria and H1N1.
Following an improvement in her condition, she was discharged and shifted back by police to the Byculla jail.
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The 43-year-old former media executive was brought to the state-run facility from Byculla Women's prison yesterday after her platelet levels dropped.
<img title="Indrani Mukerjea" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2015/oct/03indrani-l.jpg" alt="Indrani Mukerjea" width="670" height="447" /> Indrani Mukerjea
Hospital Dean T P Lahane said that though Indrani's platelet count has dipped, she has not been diagnosed with dengue.
Speaking to mid-day, Dr Lahane said, "We have got the dengue test report and it is negative. Also last night her platelet&nbsp;count went upto 78,000 without giving any blood or platelet transfusion. We have collected the blood in the morning and if the platelet level continues to increase then we will discharge her and send her back to jail."
When asked about any other test reports are awaited, Dr Lahane responded in affirmative.
Doctors treating her said that tests for dengue, malaria and H1N1 have all come back negative and Indrani's platelet&nbsp;count has also gone up and is now 1.50 lakh.&nbsp;
After hospitalisation, her platelet level has improved considerably, Lahane said, adding that a dip in platelet level may occur sometimes due to fever and not necessarily dengue.
Lahane said a decision on Indrani's discharge will be taken this evening by doctors treating her after proper medical examination and her platelet count check.
Indrani is said to have been suffering from fever and body ache for almost a week.
Yesterday, prison authorities had informed a magistrate court here that Indrani was suspected to have dengue as her platelet count went down to 65,000.
Magistrate R V Adone had directed the prison authorities to produce Indrani (yesterday) in view of the application made by CBI seeking her voice samples.
Indrani, her former husband Sanjeev Khanna and her driver Shyamvar Rai are in judicial custody. The three are accused of killing her 24-year-old daughter Sheena and disposing of the body in a forest in April 2012.
On October 2, Indrani was taken to J J Hospital from Byculla womens' prison in an unconscious state, fuelling speculation that she had overdosed on anti-depressant drugs.
But the probe by Inspector General (prisons) ruled out the possibility of drug overdose, poisoning or suicide bid, and concluded that she had collapsed only because of weakness.
(With Agency Inputs)

Indrani Mukerjea -- prime accused in the Sheena Bora murder case -- has been discharged from Mumbai's J J Hospital&nbsp;and returned to jail on Thursday. Doctors treating her said she tested negative for dengue, malaria and H1N1

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