Saad Kandhlawi

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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic in India, a number of patients from Nizamuddin Markaz tested positive for coronavirus, [12] which resulted in the Delhi Government registering an FIR against Kandhlawi for organizing a Tablighi Jamat religious event at the Markaz, despite the restriction of such gatherings after 16 March. [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] They had also sought help from authorities for vacating the premises on 25 March. [18] On 23 August 2021, the Delhi High court ordered the Delhi police to open Kandhlawi's house within 2 days. [19]

Family life

Saad is son-in-law of Salman Mazahiri. [20]

During a police raid in April 2020, [21] it was exposed in the media that Saad owns a large farmhouse in the Shamli District of Delhi. The farmhouse's mansion is equipped with plush interiors, CCTVs, electric fence, ferocious dogs., [22] swimming pool, [23] luxury cars, [24] exotic animals and exotic birds. [25] The media also revealed that the electricity bills were being paid under his son's name, Yusuf bin Saad, [26] further proving his ownership of the house. The property has been a tightly kept secret and is widely unknown to his followers as Saad preaches a simple lifestyle. [24] Saad's relative, Badrul Hassan has defended Maulana Saad claiming that although he owns the mansion, he only goes there once every month. [27]

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