Ex-aide of Dawood Ibrahim dead
Shakeel Ahmed Sheikh, a former aide of underworld kingpin Dawood Ibrahim, breathed his last at Jaslok Hospital on Monday.
Mumbai: Shakeel Ahmed Sheikh, a former aide of underworld kingpin Dawood Ibrahim, breathed his last at Jaslok Hospital here on Monday.
Sheikh alias Lambu Shakeel, was suffering from heart disease and had been admitted to the hospital for a few days.
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