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Mughal Emperor's poverty-stricken descendant
to get a job:
State-run Coal India Ltd (CIL) has
decided to offer employment to Madhu, the poverty-stricken fifth
generation descendant of India's last Mughal emperor.....
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New Delhi:
Asif Ali shah, a heir to the great warrior of independence Tipu
Sultan, has been living a destitute life in Kolkata. Now Karnataka
government has assured him to fetch better facilities for his daily
life.
Karnataka
government recently assured state legislature that adequate
assistance will be provided to heirs of the ‘Lion of Myssore’,
presently settled in Kolkata so that they may start a new life
again.
Minister for
minority welfare in the state Prof. Mumtaz Khan told that the
government has been approached in this connection.
According to Prof.
Mumtaz, a committee formed in leadership of ex-vice chancellor of
Goa University has forwarded its recommendations in this connection.
Asif Ali shah himself has severally approached for restoration of
his property. Prof. Mumtaz was their host during one of these visits
when they came with a memorandum and stayed with him for three
months.
On this occasion,
the opposition leader V. S. Yuruppa expressed disappointment and
said, “Even nine years after submission of report by the committee,
no action was taken and the heirs of the lion of Myssore had to
continue facing troubles after trouble.” Secular Janata Dal leader
M. C. Naniya said, “Chief Minister should have taken some step
earlier because the case has been highlighted earlier."
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