Vasant Dhoble eviction drive: Hawker’s 25-yr-old daughter dead
Express news service : Mumbai, Mon Jan 21 2013, 11:18 hrs
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Radha Jaiswal, the 25-year-old daughter of hawker Madan Jaiswal died at a city hospital on Sunday evening.
Her death is a double blow to the Jaiswal family after her father Madan's death trying to escape Vasant Dhoble's eviction drive in Santa Cruz two weeks ago.
Radha was initially diagnosed with shock when she was admitted to VN Desai Hospital five days ago. She was shifted to KEM Hospital the same evening where she was diagnosed with a viral infection.
"Radha passed away at 5 pm on Sunday. Her condition began to deteriorate on Saturday. She was shifted to the ICU but could not be saved," her cousin Shivaji said.
Radha is survived by husband Manoj.
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