Zeeshan murder case: Court tells police to file case against Rangers official, deceased's wife

Case to be filed on request of deceased's sister Tasneem.


Web Desk March 03, 2014
Express News screengrab of Zeeshan who was shot dead by a Rangers official in Karachi.

KARACHI: The city court on Monday accepted the petition of Tasneem - sister of Zeeshan who was shot dead by Rangers officer - and ordered that a case be filed against the Rangers official and the deceased’s wife, Express News reported.

Zeeshan, 30, was shot dead in the Nagan Chowrangi area on February 28 when he was engaged in a brawl with his estranged wife.

Tasneem had tried to file a First Information Report (FIR) with the police but was unable to do so, upon which she decided to file a petition with the court. Tasneem expressed satisfaction over court’s order issued today.

After the incident, an FIR was registered at the New Karachi police station on behalf of the victim’s wife, Shafia, who claims that she was being kidnapped by her husband.

However, the FIR was rejected by the victim’s family who held a protested along with hundreds of other people outside the New Karachi police station and near Nagan Chowrangi.

COMMENTS (3)

bash gul | 10 years ago | Reply

Because the sister and supporters of the deceased held a protest, the FIR was filed against the wife. How can the court get influenced by such a protest. The wife lost her husband who used to abuse her and dragged her in public. Instead of the court hearing both sides and taking in account of eyewitnesses, its a one-sided FIR. Andeer nagri chowpat raj

AAAAAA | 10 years ago | Reply

Am working for a company and recently an FIR was registered against me and some company officials on orders of court. The fake FIR is now so easy to register that anyone can launch it, with connivance of courts.

Proof who cares if it is true or not. Let the police investigate, and this becomes such a waste of time.

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