Team arrived to do research on ‘Mohan Das’, received news of death

New Delhi : Mohan Das (Shobha Lal), the protagonist of the Mohan Das novel on which famous writer Uday Prakash received the Sahitya Akademi Award, and which he/she returned, died last week. This novel was written on one Shobha Lal living near Jatahari, Madhya Pradesh. On Monday, when a researcher, Reeka McGrath, who had come from Germany’s Heidelberg University to do research on Mohan Das, came to meet Mohan Das (Shobha Lal), she got the news of his/her death.

Know how Shobha Lal died

Reeka McGrath told that on November 23, the character in the story, whose name was Mohan Das in the story, died of kidney failure. In this novel, Mohan Das is helped by a lawyer character Harshvardhan Soni, whose real name is Vijendra Soni. Vijendra Soni, a lawyer by profession, told that Mohan Das was not only his/her party but was also his/her school of advocacy life. he/she told that he/she is very sad after the telephone conversation with his/her son.

What did author Uday Prakash say?

Writer Uday Prakash told that he/she is currently in his/her village, where Reeka McGrath, who is doing research on Mohan Das, is also with him/her. he/she had to go to his/her village to meet ‘Mohan Das’, but he/she got this shocking information around 9 pm. Now she will work on the story after the death of Mohan Das in her research, in which Uday Prakash will also support her. Let us tell you that Uday Prakash’s novel Mohan Das is included in the literary curriculum of many universities of the world including Germany’s Heidelberg, America’s Chicago, Columbia and Yale.

However, the way Mohan Das died in the novel, the death of the real Mohan Das was not much different from that. Uday Prakash told that Mohan Das was suffering from kidney problem for a long time and he/she did not get any help from anywhere for treatment. he/she told that this is such an information, which is an example of the inseparable or inseparable interrelationship of the creation, creator, character and plot.