BUT six- member of the medical board was formed for perform a post-opening on in body of MP and broadcaster Dr. Aamir Liaquat Hussain on June 23 to determine the “actual cause of death”.
development comes after a Karachi judicial judge ordered the authorities to post-opening on televangelist body.
After a sudden death on On June 9, police said they would perform an autopsy, but only did a preliminary examination before being released from custody. of in body to his family after they refused an autopsy. He was buried the next day.
In the order dated June 20, a copy of which the available with Dawn.comKarachi police surgeon Dr. Sumaya Syed said the exhumation team move away from office on Thursday (June 23) at 9:00 for “exhumation of grave in cemetery of Temple of Abdullah Shah Ghazi in presence of bailiff.”
six The committee members include Dr. Summaya, Abbasi Shaheed Hospital Complementary Police Surgeon, Dr. Shaheed Nizam, HOD Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Dr. Pervez Makhdum, Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical College. professor Dr. Hari Ram Lohana, Civilian Hospital Medical Examiner Dr. Gulzar Ali Solangi, and Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center Forensic Medical Examiner Dr. Muhammad Arib Bahai.
Last week, a citizen named Abdul Ahad applied in court of Judicial Magistrate (East) Wazir Hussain Memon, looking for Hussain post-mortem, stating that in light of previous “decisions rendered by higher courts, a reasonable suspicion is considered sufficient to establish the actual cause of death of deceased, to dispel doubts.
After hearing the arguments, the court decided that although Hussein children were the guardians of his grave, “when death suspicious and likely of commission of offense or otherwise, it basic scheme of criminal the law that criminal technology should be set in motion to unearth fact behind scene.”
Subsequently, he instructed the relevant authorities to investigate Hussein. post-autopsy.
Court sends notifications to FIA
Meanwhile, the court session in Karachi sent a notice to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on petition filed against Dania Shah, ex-wife of Liaquat.
Earlier, a civil rights organization calling itself the World International Organization for Human Rights in Pakistan filed a lawsuit asking the FIA and the cybercrime unit to launch an investigation. against Danya.
In your request, a copy of which the available with Dawn.comthe organization claimed that Danya posted “immoral” videos of her ex-husband on social media who gave women a new way take revenge from their husbands.”
“What Danya did dishonored women of Pakistan via world,” It added.
Tuesday after admission up petition for hearing, the court sent notices to the FIA and requested responses over until July 6th.
Aamir Liaquat death
Hussein, 50, died in his house in Khudadad colony in Karachi earlier this month.
The police reported Dawn at a time when, according to his household staff, he felt unwell, but did not go for medical checkup. Later, his health deteriorated, after which he was taken to the Aga Khan University Hospital, where he was told that dead.
The police said Hussein’s residence was sealed off. for further investigation after crime stage division inspected house and collected evidence.
Separately told DIG East Zone Karachi Mukuddus Haider. Dawn which turned out not injury Tags on his body.
This was announced by police surgeon Dr. Summaya Syed. Dawn Hussein body was taken to the emergency room of the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center around 3:00 pm on the same day and was declared dead on arrival. While body was transferred to the morgue for completion of forensic formalities, family she refused to perform an autopsy.
Hussein former wife Bushra Iqbal, with of whom he had two children also confirmed that his “heirs, Ahmad Aamir and Dua Aamir, renounced his post-death.
“According to their wish, the deceased will be brought to his last place of rest with respect,” she said. in a post on Instagram.
Iqbal had added that Hussein will be buried in the cemetery at the shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi.
But his funeral was postponed hours against the backdrop of a stalemate between the police and the deceased family over cause of its opening.
For their part, the police filed a case in accordance with Article 174 (the police must find out, report in suicide, etc.) of Code of Criminal Procedure for his post-autopsy.
The case was settled after it was referred to a judicial magistrate, before Husayn’s heirs appeared and gave their evidence. on cause.
Later, police surgeon Dr. Summaya Syed, along with with The judicial judge reached the morgue, where body was saved and body was transferred over heirs after preliminary examination.
Hussian was subsequently buried on premises of Tomb of Abdullah Shah Ghazi.
