Maharashtra ex-deputy CM R.R. Patil is dead


Posted on 17th Feb 2015 10:56 am by mohit kumar

Mumbai, Feb 16 (IANS) Former Maharashtra deputy chief minister Raosaheb Ramrao Patil, who was diagnosed with cancer recently, is dead, a party spokesperson said here Monday.

Patil was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital a couple of months ago and had undergone surgery for cancer, said Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) state spokesperson Nawab Malik.

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