Mortal remains of two Indians killed in turkey to reach on Wednesday , says Sushma Swaraj

The mortal remains of two Indians -including a Bollywood producer – who were among the 39 people killed in a terror attack in an Istanbul nightclub, will be brought back to India on Wednesday. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said the bodies of Abis Hasan Rizvi and Khushi Shah from Gujarat will be brought back by Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul tomorrow night and reach Mumbai on Wednesday morning.

The minister added that Indian envoy in Turkey Rahul Kulshreshth made all the necessary arrangements. “I have just spoken to Mr Akhtar Hassan Rizvi and Akshay Shah in Turkey. Indian Ambassador Rahul Kulshreshth has made all arrangements for them,” said the ministers.

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Sushma Swaraj Gets a Kidney Donor, But he Has Strange Demand

He's a dead man walking. On the paper for the last ten years Santosh Moorat Singh is 'dead'. But now he wants to change that for good by donating a kidney to external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj. In return of this noble gesture, Singh wants that he's certified as "a living human being".

His story is rather strange. Singh once worked as a cook for veteran actor Nana Patekar. But because of his inter-caste marriage, Singh's relatives allegedly got him declared as 'dead' and usurped his ancestral property.

SANTOSH MOORAT SINGH'S STORY

After he had moved to Mumbai with Patekar, Singh married a Maharashtrian Dalit woman in 2003. When he returned to his native village in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, his relatives abused him physically and threw him out of the house.

"After being turned away, I went back to Mumbai. Six months later After being turned away, I went back to Mumbai. Six months later I found out that my last rites were performed and a death certificate was issued. It's been a futile struggle ever since to prove to the authorities that I am still alive. All documents that could prove me right were destroyed too," alleged Singh.