Female ‘faith healer’ among 10 held for digging house in search of treasure
House owner, an engineer by profession, directed by 'faith healer' to carry out such task on 50% share of treasure
Fake faith healer asked the house owner to dig out his house to discover hidden treasure. PHOTO: EXPRESS
KARACHI:
Karachi police arrested on Wednesday 10 people for digging a house 35 feet underground in search of 'hidden treasure'.
Police said Zia Kareem told his brother-in-law Tariq Waseem he had seen in a dream that there was a treasure hidden under the lounge of his house.
Waseem, the house owner who works in Qatar and is an engineer by profession, approached a female faith healer in Baldia Town, who was an imposter, for guidance on the matter.
On a mutual agreement of 50% share in hidden valuables, she directed Waseem to carry out the digging.
The scoop out in Dalmia's Baloch Para neighbourhood continued for 20 days, after which police personnel on a tip-off raided the house.
All the accused including the 'faith healer', her husband, house owner and seven others were booked under the charge of suspicious activity.
Karachi police arrested on Wednesday 10 people for digging a house 35 feet underground in search of 'hidden treasure'.
Police said Zia Kareem told his brother-in-law Tariq Waseem he had seen in a dream that there was a treasure hidden under the lounge of his house.
Waseem, the house owner who works in Qatar and is an engineer by profession, approached a female faith healer in Baldia Town, who was an imposter, for guidance on the matter.
On a mutual agreement of 50% share in hidden valuables, she directed Waseem to carry out the digging.
The scoop out in Dalmia's Baloch Para neighbourhood continued for 20 days, after which police personnel on a tip-off raided the house.
All the accused including the 'faith healer', her husband, house owner and seven others were booked under the charge of suspicious activity.