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Muslim men perform last rites of COVID-19 positive Hindu man after family disowns body
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Keeping humanity above religion, six Muslim men decided to perform the last rites of a 65-year-old Hindu man, who died due to COVID-19 on August 24 in Telangana. The family of the deceased allegedly had refused to cremate the deceased due to fear of contracting COVID-19.
As per reports, police tried to reason with family members of the deceased, however, the family still refused to cremate him. It is then that the Muslim men, identified as Abdul Rabh, Munir, Ishaq, Nasir Ali, Shoaib and Imran volunteered to perform the deed. They hired an ambulance and following all the protocols of COVID-19 and later performed the last rites of the man.
India is known for its Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb. When we learnt about the situation, we decided to hold the cremation of the old man, Abdul Rabh told India Today.
Nagpur’s COVID-19 tally, on Tuesday, January 25, reached 5,43,064 (till 5 pm) as 4028 (972 from rural and 2956 from city) new cases were recorded in a single day.
Also, active COVID cases, as on Tuesday, could be seen inching closer to 30,000 mark in the district.
Nagpur’s COVID-19 tally on Sunday, January 2 reached 4,94,193 (till 5 pm) as 90 (73 city, nine rural) more people tested positive for the virus.
Nagpur registered 88 (81 from city) new COVID-19 positive cases on Friday, December 31. Nagpur previously had recorded as minimum as six cases on December 24.
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