Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Manjeet Singh Riyat
Quite a few people seem to re-parroting 'NOTMEMORIAL' because someone looked off-wiki and brought back an innocent Twitter comment which is now being presented as grounds for deletion. I feel  has been met through a number of respected national media outlets publishing quite ''detailed'' obituaries of Singh which have focussed on this individual's achievement  as the first Sikh Accident & Emergency Consultant to be employed anywhere within the UK's National Health Service, as well as reporting his contribution to academic emergency care. I note https://globalpunjabtv.com/first-sikh-emergency-consultant-manjeet-singh-dies-of-covid-19-in-uk/ this Punjabi site also writes about him. It's a reality that we often only manage to get enough good sources to write about people ''after'' they have died. (see Andy Nisbet for one such example I created). Nobody with an ounce of sensitivity goes on Twitter and says, "hey, I'm so pleased person xxxx has died - now I can write about them on Wikipedia". But that's often how we get enough sources to jump over the bar of demonstrating notability (i.e. the world's mainstream media have taken note of them), as here
— User:Nick, 15:50, 22 April 2020 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NBIO (Wikipedia:Notability)