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2012 Rally: Sanjay Dev Speaks of Tragedy in his Family

Details: Published on Friday, 24 August 2012 15:29; Written by Advocates For Ajay

Sanjay Dev, brother of Ajay Dev, speaks regarding the duel tragedies of Ajay's wrongful incarceration and the loss of his cousin, Keshav Dev. Keshav drove across the country from North Carolina to attend the rally for Ajay in 2011 and visited him at Mule Creek. Keshav tragically and unexpectantly passed away about one month after the rally. We miss him dearly.

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