Police 'beat up' Edhi's grandson in Karachi

Ahmed Edhi claims a police officer put a gun on his head and kept abusing him


News Desk July 13, 2016
A file photo of Karachi police. PHOTO: REUTERS

Police allegedly thrashed on Wednesday a grandson of late Abdul Sattar Edhi in North Nazimabad area of Karachi.

Ahmed Edhi, the grandchild of the legendary philanthropist, said he was taken to a police station where personnel beat him up, according to Express News.

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Ahmed claimed a police officer also put a gun on his head and kept abusing him.



Taking prompt action, DIG West suspended three police officials involved in the incident.

Edhi who passed away last week in Karachi, was diagnosed with kidney failure in 2013 but had been unable to get a transplant due to frail health. He was receiving treatment at the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT).

COMMENTS (8)

syed & syed | 7 years ago | Reply Either you do not read news papers or have not seen police high handedness. They are involved in bhatta robbery beating and arresting innocent. Thank your stars you are free
Maria | 7 years ago | Reply @fawad: " I don’t think police will pick up anyone without any reason" well, the reasons usually involve the police wanting money.
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