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Man crucifies self demanding Jaya’s return as Chief Minister
Man Crucifies Self Demanding Jayalalithaa’s Return as Chief Minister. A supporter of AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa crucified himself on Monday, a day ahead of Amma\'s birthday, demanding her return as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Shihan Hussaini, Jayalalithaa\'s supporter and karate expert, remained hanging on the cross for six minutes and 7 seconds despite going through excruciating pain.
Chennai: A supporter of AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa crucified himself on Monday, a day ahead of Amma's birthday, demanding her return as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Shihan Hussaini, Jayalalithaa's supporter and karate expert, remained hanging on the cross for six minutes and 7 seconds despite going through excruciating pain.
Hussaini's aides hammered 6 inch iron nails into his palms and feet, crucifying him on the cross. He was lamenting the turn of events that forced Jayalalithaa to resign as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and wanted her to be reinstated in power. "It was the most painful experience I have ever undergone," Hussaini said on Monday.
"More than hitting the nails on the hands and legs, taking them out was extremely painful," he said. Hussaini said he blacked out briefly and after extraction of the nails by his juniors, he was rushed to a hospital where doctors checked him thoroughly and took X-rays.
The nails were hammered to his palms and legs while he was tied to the cross. The cross was eight feet in length, six feet in width and six inches in thickness. "I worship her (Jayalalithaa). She is the only hope for Tamil Nadu," he said.
