Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Parasram Gurjar
The coverage of this subject is very sparse. In a couple cases, the refs are essentially duplicates - one obit's facts lifted almost verbatim from one source and reprinted in another. Taken together, there simply is not sufficient coverage in multiple, independent reliable sources. Beyond that, the claim of longevity isn't backed by the reporting.  When the best we can say in the encyclopedia is:"According to his family, he was believed to be the oldest man in India. He allegedly died at the age of 125..."and"The Medical Board of Madhya Pradesh has officially certified that Gurjar is more than 90 years old, although it could not certify that his age exceeded 90 years. The family... has written to... India Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad to make arrangements for verification of age of older people. Besides that, they have also written to the Guinness World Records..."then  applies.And while this is a very funny detail: "Shortly before his death, he asked his grandson... to fetch him some water from the Narmada river. After drinking the water, he collapsed and was hurriedly sent to Hamidia Hospital..." it's not really the stuff of an encyclopedia
— User:David, 15:59, 5 December 2016 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOPAGE (Wikipedia:Notability)