Last wish asked before hanging in UAE, Shehzadi Khan expressed his desire to talk to the family

UP woman executed in UAE: Shehzadi Khan, a woman from Uttar Pradesh, India in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has been hanged on 15 February. But before hanging, he was asked his last wish. In which he expressed his desire to talk to his family.

According to the Times of India report, on February 15, 2025 (Saturday), the phone rang in a small house in Goera Mughali village in Banda district of Bundelkhand, Uttar Pradesh. The phone was picked up by Shehzadi Khan’s brother Shamsher. He heard a well-known voice from the other side of the phone. Then, 33 -year -old Shehzadi Khan told his Shamsher that this is his last call.

The family shocked after hearing the princess

The whole family was shocked to hear the matter of princess and after hearing this, Shamsher caught the phone hard and asked his sister his last wish. Shehzadi then said that she wants to talk to Ammi and Abu. During this time, her mother was crying for her daughter, who was hanging for the murder of a 4 -month -old child thousands of miles away and after that silence was covered and Shehzadi went away.

Appeal everywhere, not found reply

Shehzadi Khan’s brother Shamsher said on Monday (March 3), “We did not get any information about him after the phone was disconnected.” He said that we searched a lot and pleaded with diplomats to get information about princess and filed many written requests. But no one was replied.

Information about hanging princess from Delhi High Court

Shamsher said, “We filed a writ petition in the Delhi High Court. After which we were informed to hang Shehzadi on Monday. ” He said that we were told that Shehzadi was hanged in UAE on 15 February. The day he made the last call.

He further said that no one knows what happened and where is his body after hanging. However, Additional Solicitor General Chetan Sharma told the court that the body of Shahzadi will be handed over on Wednesday (March 5).

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