In this difficult moment for COVID-19, a bit of awful news has come via the sources. We lost one of the personalities, former RJD MP Mohammad Shahabuddin, who is currently incarcerated. According to sources, he died lately, and the cause of his death was revealed to be this hazardous infection. We are all aware that a critical period is currently in progress, and we can observe thousands of individuals suffering from and dealing with a variety of challenges. Many people are looking for him on the internet. We regret to inform you that he passed away at the Deen Dayal Hospital, where he was admitted.
Mohd. Shahabuddin
Shahabuddin, a prisoner who spent his life in jail for a murder case, died on Saturday at the age of 53 at the Delhi Prisons Department. He was declared corona positive and admitted to the hospital on the 20th of April. “Information has been received from DDU Hospital concerning the death of Mohd Shahabuddin, an inmate of Delhi Prisons,” stated Sandeep Goel, the Director-General (Prisons). COVID-19 was the cause of his illness.”
The former Siwan MP was imprisoned in the high-security jail 2 at Tihar, which is one of the most secure jails in India for criminals, according to the official prisons. He remained in the hospitals for more than 2 or 3 days in ICU, according to the official prisons. The high court also announced at the start of this week that the AAP government and jail authorities will look after all of the convicts and provide medical care.
According to what we know, two brothers, Satish and Girish Roshan, were murdered in August of 2004 for refusing to pay the extortion money. When the incident occurred, the third brother, Rajiv Roshan, was an eyewitness. This act was committed by Shahabuddin’s guy, who was murdered by a bullet on June 6th, 2014. The Patna Court and Shahabuddin’s Supreme Court, as well as three brothers, assisted in the sentencing process. The former Rashtriya was eventually transferred from Siwa’s cell to Tihar Jail for added security. Stay tuned to this site for future updates, and take care of yourself and your family by following all of the rules and precautions to avoid spreading the COVID-19 Pandemic.
