Uttar Pradesh: Muslims Conduct Last Rites Of Hindu Doctor Who Treated Poor Patients For Free

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In Uttar Pradesh’s Firozabad, a large number of Muslims conducted the last rites of Dr Vinod Gupta according to Hindu rituals chanting ‘Ram Naam Satya Hai’.

Dr Vinod Gupta breathed his last on Thursday, September 17 due to cardiac arrest. After completing his MBBS from Lucknow University, he ran a clinic in an area with a large Muslim population, Nala Mohalla, where he treated people including those who could not afford the treatment.

According to the locals, Dr Gupta never left any patient unattended and made sure the treatment was accessible to all, irrespective of dealing with a financial crisis.

The 75-year-old’s funeral procession was attended by the majority of the locality population and relatives. The video shows people carrying Dr Gupta’s body.

फ़िरोज़ाबाद में ढेरों मुसलमान ‘राम नाम सत्य है,प्रभु का नाम सत्य है’ बोलते हुए डॉ विनोद गुप्ता की अर्थी को कंधा देते उनकी शव यात्रा में शामिल हुए।डॉ गुप्ता का क्लिनिक बड़ी मुस्लिम आबादी वाले इलाके में है।और जिसके पास पैसा न हो वो उसका मुफ्त इलाज करते थे। pic.twitter.com/YGP8ApF038

— Kamal khan (@kamalkhan_NDTV) September 17, 2020

Local representative Manish Hasija told the media about Dr Gupta’s credibility and name in the area for decades. Karbala committee head Hidmat Khan and other representatives paid tribute to the doctor. They said he made the locality his India, providing people with his service selflessly and has set an example of nobility keeping aside the religious barriers for the generations to come

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