Nagpur Clash Aftermath: Son Critical After Milk Run; Brother in ICU

Nagpur Violence: Families of those from the affect areas. Are grappling with the shock of their loved ones being hospitalize and fighting for their lives.

Imran Ansari, from Bade Nawaz Nagar, is devastat by his elder brother Irfan Ansari’s critical condition.

Nagpur Violence: Welder Irfan’s Journey to Itarsi Interrupted by Unrest

Irfan, a professional welder, left his home at around 11 pm on Monday. Planning to catch a 1 am train to Itarsi from Nagpur railway station. The station was in a violence-affected area. Following a VHP protest demanding the removal of Aurangzeb’s tomb in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district.

The family receive a call from the Indira Gandhi Government Medical College & Hospital (IGGMCH). Informing them that Irfan has been admitt following an accident.

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Imran told PTI on Tuesday that his brother suffered severe head wounds. And a fractured leg, and is currently in the ICU, receiving oxygen.

Despite the severity of the situation, the family has yet to file a police complaint as they remain focused on Irfan’s treatment and remain unaware of what transpired during his journey to the station.

In a similar case, 17-year-old Raza Younas Khan, a 12th-grade commerce student, is fighting for his life at a private hospital.

Khan, a resident of Guard Line near Mominpura, was sent by his mother around 10:30 pm to buy milk and curd for the morning sehri. She later received a call at around 11:30 pm from IGGMCH, informing her that her son had been admitt to the hospital in critical condition.

His mother told PTI that her son had gone to purchase milk at nearby Hansapuri, also affected by violence. She receiv a phone call at around 11.30 am from IGGMCH that Khan was admitt to the hospital.

His mother told PTI that her son had gone to purchase milk at nearby Hansapuri, also affected by violence. She received a phone call at around 11.30 am from IGGMCH that Khan was admitt to the hospital.

Khan was subsequently transferre to a private hospital, where he remains on a ventilator. His family is also unaware of the violent situation in their locality and is at a loss as to how their son sustained such serious injuries.

Violence erupt in central Nagpur’s Mahal area on Monday around 7.30 pm, with stones hurle at police amid rumours that the holy book of a community was burn during a VHP’s agitation seeking the removal of Aurangzeb’s tomb locat in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district.

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