Sindh governor's kin lodge case against MQM leader

Islamabad - Dr Shehla Amir visited Karachi's District Central top police officer Feroz Shah and reported the matter to him.

By Afzal Khan

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Published: Thu 1 Oct 2015, 12:00 AM

Last updated: Thu 1 Oct 2015, 10:04 AM

The sister-in-law of Sindh governor approached the police on Monday night to register a case against a senior Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader Rauf Siddiqui and his allies, seeking protection in the wake of death threats to her and her family.
Dr Shehla Amir, the wife of Amirul Ebad Khan, a brother of Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan, submitted the application against death threats meted out to her, her family and her company's employees by Rauf Siddiqui and his allies, identified in the application as Shaiq and Raza Abidi, following a monetary dispute.
Dr Shehla Amir visited Karachi's District Central top police officer Feroz Shah and reported the matter to him.
She also submitted an application requesting the police to look into the matter, register a case and take action against the perpetrators. "Our lives are in danger," said Amirul Ibad Khan.
"This has been going on for the last five months but we took it non-seriously. We were finally compelled to approach the police after we started receiving threats."
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