Gopaldas had began his fast against mining in Ganga riverbed on June 24.
Rishikesh:
Clean Ganga activist Sant Gopaldas, who has been fasting for the conservation of the river since June 24, was admitted to AIIMS for a second time in the last one week on Wednesday.
Thirty six-year-old Gopaldas was brought to the institute from Matrisadan, Haridwar in the evening and admitted to the trauma ward, AIIMS PRO Harish Thapaliyal said.
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On October 13, Gopaldas had been admitted to the premier hospital after he stopped taking water. After a two-day stay at AIIMS, Gopaldas was discharged on October 15.
Gopaldas began his fast against mining in Ganga riverbed on June 24 at Triveni and Bag ghats of the river.
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