New Delhi : Abdul Majeed Mangal, who had 54 sons and 6 daughters, passed away. 75-year-old Majeed was prone to heart disease. So, being a resident of Noshki district in Pakistan, he would have been working as a truck driver. At the age of 18, he got married for the first time.
Abdul Majeed would have had a total of six marriages. Both of these wives have already passed away. Of Majid’s 54 children, 12 were alive but died, and 42 children are still alive, including 22 boys and 20 girls. Majidcha mulga shah wali i.e. BBCla given, it was not an easy task to run away 54 children, but our father would have suffered for the rest of his life. In spite of his old age, he drove the car till half of the five days of his death for the survival of his family. Shah Wali said that he had never seen Bhagvatana father taking rest for the expenses of the elder family. So he used to do one thing or the other continuously.
Went around with friends, used mobile phone to take selfies and did some other things…
Shah Wali further said that some of us have studied till BA and some till matriculation. But we don’t have jobs. Due to financial constraints, the elderly could not get proper treatment. Didn’t get any government help. On the other hand, horrific old houses were destroyed. Many problems have to be faced at the same time.
Abdul Majeed Mangal and his family came into limelight for the first time in 2017. At that time the Pakistan census would have started. Prior to the 2017 census, Jan Mohammad Khilji in the city of Quetta would have been the most likely to claim fatherhood. Till then he would have 36 children.
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