New Delhi: Top Opposition Leaders Including Congress of Sonia Gandhi’s Head and West Bengal Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday wrote to President RAM Nath Kovind demanded action against those responsible for “false cases” against Swamy Stan.
In the letter, the leaders accused the Swamy booth, the Jesuit Priest, a defendant in the case of Elgar Parishad was imprisoned in the “trumped up allegations under Ufa Draconia” and “rejected treatment for various diseases”.
“A number of appeals made to move from a crowded Taloja prison who had seen a large increase in Covid’s case without being refined.
The appeal for guarantees and decided of a house was also rejected, said the leader after that after that the Intervention of High Court Bombay Swamy was treated at a private hospital when His condition began to deteriorate because of Covid-19.
“But it was too late to prevent his death in detention,” the letter was read.
The letter was signed by former PM HD Deve Gowda, NCP Sharad Pawar, Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren, CPM Sitaram General Yechury, RJD’s Tejaswi Yadav, NC Chief Farooq Abdullah and CPI’s D Raja.
The opposition looks for direct intervention of President Kovind to act against them responsible for “false cases that are united in instructions, continuous detention in prison and inhuman medicine”.
“Now the butterfly that all who were imprisoned in the case of Bhima Koregaon and Detenues Lai n under politically motivated.
Cases, abusing Draconian laws such as UPA, incitement, etc., released thus, “said the leaders in the letter.
Swamy died at the Holy Family Hospital, where he was treated on May 29, in Mumbai on Monday, Monday, The day after he suffered a heart attack and imposed ventilator support.
He suffered from Parkinson’s disease and several other diseases.
Swamy was arrested by the National Investigation Agency (Nia) of Ranchi, Jharkhand in October 2020 under the law prevention of old activities that violate the law (UPA) In connection with the case of Parishad Elgar and nested in the Taloja central prison in Navi Mumbai.