UAPA, Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences, and G N Saibaba's Health Post-Release
Health Complications Following Release
G N Saibaba, former Delhi University professor, who was recently exonerated after a decade-long legal battle, died due to complications arising from gallstone surgery. He was admitted to Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences for surgery but succumbed to post-operative issues. Saibaba’s health had deteriorated during his incarceration, revealing a mix of serious medical ailments.
Legal Battles and Prison Conditions
- Saibaba's release was preceded by a lengthy legal struggle against convictions linked to the UAPA, which the Bombay High Court criticized as a severe failure of justice.
- During his imprisonment at Nagpur Central Jail, he faced critical health declines, impacting essential organ functions.
Advocating for Change
Saibaba’s story resonates beyond personal tragedy, advocating for better healthcare for prisoners and exposure of social injustices faced by individuals wrongfully accused. His commitment to activism remained unwavering despite his imprisonment experiences.
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