E Ahamed kin denied access: Cong demands parliamentary probe

The Congress had alleged that Ahamed's family was not allowed to see him at the RML hospital.

The Congress party on Friday demanded setting up of a parliamentary committee look into the treatment given to late Indian Union Muslim League MP E Ahamed and on the allegations that his family was denied access at the hospital.

Ahamed, 78, died of a cardiac arrest at around 2.15 am on Wednesday, hours after he collapsed in Parliament during President Pranab Mukherjee's Budget session speech.

The Congress had alleged that Ahamed's family was not allowed to see him at the government-run Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in the national capital. Ahamed's family had also alleged that they were not allowed to meet the leader.

A parliamentary committee must be set up over treatment given to #EAhamed & his family: Mallikarjun Kharge, Cong

— ANI (@ANI_news) February 3, 2017

Want statement from goverment for its 'inhuman' approach towards #EAhamed; demand an enquiry: Mallikarjun Kharge, Congress pic.twitter.com/3peCOx8H9R

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The 78-year-old served as minister of state for external affairs in the United Progressive Alliance government and has been a Lok Sabha member from Malappuram in Kerala since 1991.

Ahamed was laid to rest at the Jumma Masjid in Kannur, Kerala, on Thursday with full state honours. The body, covered with the national flag, was brought to the Masjid for the burial around noon and hundreds had converged to pay their last respects to the leader.

[Lok Sabha pays homage to E. Ahamed]

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