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Abdullah’s custody case: Court allows Ch Iqbal to meet son

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KARACHI, PAKISTAN, JUN 15: Four years old Abdullah son of deceased Halima represented in front of court on the eve of Halima murder case hearing at City Court in Karachi on Wednesday, June 15, 2016. The case was highlighted when four-year-old Abdullah was dropped off at Edhi Centre in Clifton by a man, who was later identified as Khan. As the police started looking for his parents, a body was found in Delhi Colony that was confirmed to be Abdullah’s mother, Halima. The police made the connection between the two incidents when they learned that Khan’s CNIC, which he submitted when he brought Abdullah to Edhi Centre, was used to rent the Delhi Colony apartment. (S.Imran Ali/PPI Images).

A family court allowed Ch Iqbal to meet his son first time after the murder of boy’s mother Haleema on Wednesday.

Ch Iqbal presented the ‘nikahnama’ and marriage certificate of Haleema. According to the ‘nikahnama’ and marriage certificate, Ch Iqbal was married to Haleema in 2007 and Abdullah born to them in 2014. At the time of marriage, Ch Iqbal was 50, while Haleem was 18 years old. Both have been shown unmarried in the nikkahnama.

The counsel for Faisal Edhi stated that Abdullah’s father had not met him for several years and Abdullah was the only eyewitness of his mother’s murder, so he could face a threat to his life.

Meanwhile, the court has demanded details from the NADRA about the ‘nikkahnama’ and marriage certificate till July 14.

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