BREAKING NEWS
Rajasthan accident: Experts blame incomplete construction, sudden cuts; seek road safety action plan
ISRO & ESA agree to cooperate on astronaut training, mission implementation
Rafi@100: Mohammed Rafi is my musical father, says Sonu Nigam
Ambedkar row: Amit Shah bitten by ‘rabid dog,’ says Karnataka minister
Bengaluru: 6 of a family die after container falls on luxury car
‘Pushpa 2’ most watched film of 2024, Coldplay concert to be biggest draw in 2025: report
Mangaluru: Helicopter rides launched as part of Karavali Utsava
Ferry-Navy craft crash: Body of missing boy found off Mumbai coast; toll rises to 15
PM Modi urges people to visit Rann Utsav
Tamil Nadu BJP takes out ‘Black day procession’; police detains K Annamalai
World Meditation Day 2024: Celebrating inner peace and well-being
Mangaluru: Two suspects wanted in separate cyber fraud cases arrested
C.T. Ravi released; BJP blasts Congress govt
I will be with you at MCG: Ashwin tells Kohli
Yunus, Sharif meet in Cairo, discuss settling 1971 issues “once and for all”
Former Dawood aide dies in Mumbai hospital of heart ailment
Team Udayavani, Mar 25, 2019, 1:53 PM IST
Image for Representation
Mumbai: A former aide of fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim and an accused in the 1993 JJ shootout case Monday died in Jaslok Hospital in south Mumbai, medical authorities said.
Shakeel Ahmed Sheikh, also known as Lambu Shakeel, was suffering from a heart ailment, a hospital official said.
Details of his ailment and death would be released later in an official statement from the hospital, the official added.
Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.
Top News
Related Articles More
MP woman claims husband and in-laws singed her, put chilli powder in private parts; five booked
Andhra, PhysicsWallah ink Rs 1,000 cr deal to set up varsity of innovation
Why is ECI afraid of transparency: Congress after election rule tweak
Social media influencers to be part of UP Police’s ‘Digital Warriors’ initiative to counter fake news
Rajasthan accident: Experts blame incomplete construction, sudden cuts; seek road safety action plan
MUST WATCH
Latest Additions
MP woman claims husband and in-laws singed her, put chilli powder in private parts; five booked
Andhra, PhysicsWallah ink Rs 1,000 cr deal to set up varsity of innovation
Why is ECI afraid of transparency: Congress after election rule tweak
Social media influencers to be part of UP Police’s ‘Digital Warriors’ initiative to counter fake news
Rajasthan accident: Experts blame incomplete construction, sudden cuts; seek road safety action plan
Thanks for visiting Udayavani
You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.