Key Points
- GN Saibaba was a Delhi University professor.
- He spent ten years in prison before his acquittal in 2024.
- Saibaba died from complications after gallbladder surgery.
- He was hospitalized at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences in Hyderabad for 20 days.
Looma News
It’s a tough blow for many as GN Saibaba, the former Delhi University professor, has passed away at just 57. He was in the spotlight after spending a long decade behind bars, accused of having links to Maoist groups. Earlier this year, he finally got cleared, but sadly, his health took a hit.
Saibaba had been recovering from gallbladder surgery at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences in Hyderabad. After 20 days in the hospital, he unfortunately succumbed to post-operative complications. His story highlights the tough reality many face in the justice system and how long-term imprisonment can affect health.
His death is hitting hard for those who followed his journey, not just for the personal struggles he faced but also for the larger issues of political dissent and human rights in India. As friends and supporters mourn, they’re reflecting on the lessons from his life and the injustices he endured.
