Kiran Maheshwari
When she was elected to Rajasthan state assembly in 2008, She created a record of putting more than 650 questions in 5 years. She carries special interest in Reading, writing and painting.
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Interesting Facts When she was elected to Rajasthan state assembly in 2008, She created a record of putting more than 650 questions in 5 years. She carries special interest in Reading, writing and painting.
She tested positive for the Covid-19 in the fall of 2020, and died a month later, on 30 November, at Gurugram’s Medanta Hospital.[3] Kiran Maheshwari was shifted to the hospital after her condition worsened after testing positive for the coronavirus.[4]
Maheshwari, a three-time MLA from Rajsamand, had tested positive for coronavirus last month. She was admitted to Gurugram’s Medanta Hospital earlier this month after her health worsened.
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Maheshwari was admitted to the hospital for the past 21 days. Her conditions became critical a few days back, as per sources. Her body will be brought to Udaipur on Monday. Last week, senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel, who was undergoing treatment at a Gurugram hospital after testing positive for the COVID-19, died due multi-organ failure.
“I worked with Kiran ji politically and socially for a long time. She was a strong voice for social issues, especially the rights of women and deprived classes. Kiran Ji, who was always ready to help the afflicted, will always be remembered for her courage and clarity,” Birla posted in a subsequent tweet.
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