Mukhtar Ansari, a prisoner in Uttar Pradesh's Banda Prison, passed away on Thursday night from a heart arrest. At 8:25 p.m., he was brought from the jail to Rani Durgavati Medical College while unconscious and complaining of vomiting. He was treated by nine doctors, but he was not going to live.
A group of five individuals, comprising three medical professionals, are performing the post-mortem on Mukhtar's corpse today. The family will get possession of his body. Following this, Mukhtar will go by road to Ghazipur, his ancestral home. Here, in the Kali Bagh cemetery, he will be laid to rest. Here, the preparations have begun.
Nonetheless, the state as a whole now enjoys more security. Mau and Ghazipur have implemented Section 144. Additionally, special security measures have been put in place in Banda. There are a lot of police officers stationed there. Additionally, DGP Headquarters has issued a warning to exercise caution.
Mukhtar had been in worse health earlier on Tuesday. After spending 14 hours in the hospital, he was released. Afzal, Mukhtar's brother, had stated a few days prior that gradual poisoning was being tried on him while he was incarcerated. Since 2005, Mukhtar Ansari has been incarcerated. In two different trials, he received life sentences.
Mukhtar Ansari's parents' tomb will be next to his own. The person who took on the task of excavating Mukhtar's grave, Afroz, promised that it would be ready in two to three hours.
Following Mukhtar's passing, Alka Rai, the late former BJP MLA Krishnanand Rai's wife, stated, "What can I say, it is God's blessings." I used to ask him in prayer for justice, and I was granted it today. Since then, we have never celebrated Holi, so I figured that today would be Holi for us. We had the murder incident.
Piyush Rai, the son of Krishnanand Rai, stated, "My mother and I have received the blessings of Baba Vishwanath and Baba Gorakhnath."
