<p>The Mysuru-based woman who was found in a Shimla hospital will return to Karnataka on Thursday, Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy’s office said in a statement.</p>.<p>The woman was abandoned by her husband, leaving her traumatised. Later, she was found in Kangra in Himachal Pradesh and was undergoing treatment in a hospital in Shimla.</p>.<p>When the woman’s plight was reported by the media, Kumaraswamy directed the Mysuru deputy commissioner to bring her back.</p>.<p>A team of officers is bringing her back home, the CM’s office said.</p>.<p>While the CMO did not name the woman, she has been identified in the media as Padma Sampath.</p>.<p>Expressing gratitude to doctors and staffers at the Shimla hospital, Kumaraswamy said he hoped to meet the woman soon.</p>.<p>He also hailed the Mysuru DC and officials from the Department of Health and Family Welfare who responded on a war footing to arrange for the woman’s return.</p>
<p>The Mysuru-based woman who was found in a Shimla hospital will return to Karnataka on Thursday, Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy’s office said in a statement.</p>.<p>The woman was abandoned by her husband, leaving her traumatised. Later, she was found in Kangra in Himachal Pradesh and was undergoing treatment in a hospital in Shimla.</p>.<p>When the woman’s plight was reported by the media, Kumaraswamy directed the Mysuru deputy commissioner to bring her back.</p>.<p>A team of officers is bringing her back home, the CM’s office said.</p>.<p>While the CMO did not name the woman, she has been identified in the media as Padma Sampath.</p>.<p>Expressing gratitude to doctors and staffers at the Shimla hospital, Kumaraswamy said he hoped to meet the woman soon.</p>.<p>He also hailed the Mysuru DC and officials from the Department of Health and Family Welfare who responded on a war footing to arrange for the woman’s return.</p>
