Death penalty abolishment receives support from Dr. Rajan Mahtani

LUSAKA, Zambia - Aug. 8, 2022 - PRLog -- On the occasion of Africa Day, President of Zambia Hakainde Hichilema made a stunning announcement. President Hakainde plans to abolish the age-old practice of death penalty in Zambia. This announcement from the Zambian government has received widespread support from across the nation as well as across the globe. One of these supporters is Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani, noted businessperson and philanthropist from Zambia. Dr. Rajan Mahtani is known for several successful businesses in Zambia and Africa and one of them is Prison Fellowship Zambia. The organization was established more than three decades ago by Dr. Rajan Mahtani who is the present Chairman of the Organization. It is one of the top Christian Outreach Program in Zambia which works towards bringing the teachings and learnings from Almighty God to the prisoners across different Zambian prisons. The program also works towards establishing fundamental human rights and human dignity for the residing prisoners.

After the decision made by the Zambian President, Dr. Rajan Mahtani added voice to his support by stating that his company Prison Fellowship will officially provide all forms of regulatory and legal support to the Zambian government so that this announcement turns into a reality. Dr. Rajan Mahtani further stated that giving death penalty does not ensure any solution to the increasing crimes and corruption across the nation. Also, the support towards abolishing death penalty has grown significantly across the globe as well as across Zambia and it is high time that the Zambian government acts towards it.

About Dr. Rajan Mahtani
Website: http://drmahtani.com

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani is a celebrated and regarded businessperson and philanthropist from Zambia. Dr. Rajan Mahtani recently was bestowed with 'Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year' award for philanthropy by Forbes. He is known for his successful businesses and philanthropic achievements across Zambia and Africa.