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Coronavirus victims are martyrs: Owaisi Last Updated : 03 Apr 2020 11:48:24 AM IST AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi (file photo) AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said on Thursday that those who died due to coronavirus are martyrs.
The Hyderabad MP tweeted that those who die in epidemics get the status of martyrs in Islam and burial of martyrs does not require 'ghusl' (bath) or 'kafan' (shroud).Owaisi said 'namaz-e-janazah' of such martyrs should offered immediately and the burial should be completed in the presence of few people.The MP's statement came at a time when the family members of those who died of coronavirus are undergoing traumatic moments due to strict restrictions in disposal of bodies.The pandemic has so far claimed nine lives in Telangana. All of them had attended the Tablighi Jamaat congregation in Delhi last month.The bodies of the deceased are not being given 'ghusl', nor they are being clothed before burial. The guidelines issued by the Union Health Ministry allow the presence of only couple of relatives of the deceased.The burial is being conducted under strict supervision of the authorities concerned and as per the standard operating procedure (SOP) laid down by the Centre for disposal of such bodies to prevent possible infection.The SOP does not permit any family member to touch, kiss or hug the dead body.IANS Hyderabad For Latest Updates Please-
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