The Department of Delhi Jails on Thursday released a formal explanation about the health status of Shabir Ahmed Shah, leader of the Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party (JKDFP), who was jailed, rejected rumors about his deteriorating health.
Public Relations Officer of Delhi Jails, Arvind Kumar said in a statement, “Some rumors are allegedly being broadcast about the important health status of the prisoner on social media, son of Mr. Shabir Ahmed Shah, Mr. Ghulam Ahmed Shah. In this regard, it is clear that imprisonment has been provided regularly.
On June 26, an outpatient department (OPD) was sent to Safdarjung Hospital for consultation after complaints of low urinary tract symptoms. He was later admitted for further testing and evaluation.
The statement said that all his reports have been found to be normal, and they are being provided with appropriate medical treatment at Safdarjung Hospital.
Shabir Ahmed Shah was arrested in June 2019 in a terrorist funding case registered by NIA in 2019. In 2023, the Center banned the Democratic Freedom Party (DFP) under the chairmanship of Shah as an illegal organization.
On May 30, 2017, the NIA filed a case for alleged conspiracy against 12 accused individuals, which to collect funds for pelting stones, raise funds for disintegration to damage public property and collect funds to collect funds against the Government of India.
Shah was arrested on 4 June 2019. He is accused of playing an important role in the creation of a separatist/terrorist movement in Jammu and Kashmir, to instigate and instigate slogans for the separation of Jammu and Kashmir, to pay homage to the families of the slain terrorists, receiving money through haula transactions, which was used by dismissal and military funds.
Earlier this month, the Delhi High Court took a serious view, rejecting Shabir Ahmed Shah’s bail plea. The court said that there are huge evidence, and the charges against him appear to be Prima Feshi to come true.
The court also said that there are 24 FIRs against Shah of a similar nature. As the chairman of JKDPF, indulgence in illegal activities cannot be rejected.
The Division Bench said, “Unnecessary, allegations for the state have been implicated by the trial court, and for the purpose of postponing the regular bail plea, it is the right basis to assume that the charges against the appellant (Shabir Ahmed Shah) are seen to be true to Prima Facial.” (Annie
