Covid-19: Has Tablighi Jamaat chief been tested? Lawyer ends speculation
Updated on Apr 22, 2020 09:37 pm IST
With members of Tablighi Jamaat being linked to as many as 30% Covid-19 cases in India, Hindustan Times' Senior Editor Aditi Prasad spoke to the religious group's counsel, Fuzail Ayyubi regarding the entire controversy. He said that the Jamaat's chief Maulana Saad has completed his quarantine and undergone a Covid test, the results of which are awaited. Ayyubi also sought to clear the air regarding allegations that the congregation wasn't disbanded despite restrictions being placed in the national capital. Watch the full video for more.
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