. Nain, also known as “Bandit Queen,” was involved in several criminal activities, including murders, looting, and kidnapping. She surrendered to the police in 1983 and served a jail term. After her release, she transformed her life and became a social worker, actively working for the welfare of women and children in the region. Her death has left many mourning the loss of a reformed criminal who dedicated her life to helping others. Nain’s journey from a feared bandit to a respected social worker is a remarkable tale of redemption and has inspired many. Her legacy will continue to live on through the positive impact she made in the lives of those she helped. The news of her passing has saddened many across India, and her contributions to society will always be remembered. Nain’s story serves as a reminder that no matter how dark someone’s past may be, there is always a chance for redemption and the opportunity to make a positive difference in the world. May her soul rest in peace.