Kamal Haasan would resume his campaign for Assembly elections following a few weeks rest. (File)
Makkal Needhi Maiam chief Kamal Haasan was discharged from a hospital in Chennai on Friday after a surgery and he would resume his campaign for the Assembly elections following a few weeks rest, the party said.
Mr Haasan, who completed the first leg of his campaign days ago, was admitted to Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre in Chennai for a follow-up surgery in connection with a mild infection of
his right leg bone.
The MNM chief underwent a surgery on January 19, "for the removal of the infective focus (primary site of infection) in the Tibial bone (a leg bone)," the hospital in a bulletin.
He has recovered well and was discharged today with medical advice for complete rehabilitation, it said.
A party release said after a few weeks of rest, Mr Haasan would resume his poll campaign and senior MNM office-bearers visited him at his residence.
While Assembly elections are likely either in April or early May, the MNM chief started his propaganda in December and covered several regions of Tamil Nadu in the first leg of his campaign.
Due to an accident a few years ago, he had undergone a surgery on his leg and he was required to go in for a follow-up surgery, Mr Haasan had said before he was admitted to the hospital.