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hey faradiya seriously u have forgotten to put another option there.... WATER... really khajoor kay baad sab say pahlay pani ki taraf jata hai mara hath tu.. seriously....
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Afreen killed for Rs40 million From Our Correspondent
KARACHI- TV producer, Afreen Baig had invested huge money on two drama serials which were expected to earn over Rs4 crores, a senior investigating officer told The Nation on Thursday. It was her big venture with her husband, Farooq Mengal. The officer pointed that the couple had sold their serial ‘Hum Safar’ to a private TV channel for Rs80 lack while Rs10 lack were given to them as first installment. The police officer claimed that two private TV channels respectively had shown their interest in buying rights of ‘Anarkali’ for about Rs3/4 crores. “This was the main reason that Farooq Mengal hatched plot to kill her wife for seeking benefits from these serials,” the senior investigating officer claimed. He pointed out that Farooq Mengal had opened bank account in Lahore in April this year with Rs14,00, which still stood at the same figure. “He is penniless who used to take money from his wife for even taxi fare,” the officer claimed. He added that Farooq had promised Rs10 lack to Mohammed Bux ‘Umrani’ for the murder. He had also provided fake ID card and mobile set to the alleged killer. The officer said that when Afreen Baig was murdered, Farooq Mengal phoned her on his cellular set and finding no reply he phoned on PTCL number. Later, he talked to Afreen’s two family members on phone. But Farooq did not phone Mohammed Bux, though he himself had provided mobile phone to him, the officer said adding, it also raised suspicions. The investigating officer claimed that Farooq had expelled a servant, a Bengali national, recently. About the alleged killer Mohammed Bux, the officer said that he had done inter science. His cast is Nindwani but he had shown Umrani in his fake ID card and also changed his native place. He originally belonged to a village of a former Defence Minister in Jacobabad district. Their arrest was made possible with the recovery of picture of the suspect woman, Zahida. Mumtaz, driver of Ishtiaq Baig told the police that he used to drop her in Shah Rasool Colony, Clifton. A girl in the same locality identified Zahida and told the police about her residence near Gujranwala. Mohammed Bux and his wife went there through plane at 11:00 a.m. on 14 October. Farooq Mengal who was arrested on Wednesday is likely to be produced before the court on Friday (today).
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Afreen Baig murder
Mengal confesses to conspiracy
By Zabe Azkar Hussain
KARACHI: Farooq Mengal under intense interrogation by police has confessed to conspiring to kill his wife Afreen Baig.
According to police, he was a hard nut to crack and several times feigned fainting spells and extreme distress, citing grief for the death of his wife as a reason.
At one time police also brought his driver, Muhammad Buksh Umrani, before him and upon hearing Umrani confess, Mengal fell silent.
Subsequently, he confessed to the murder saying that he had done so to gain control of his wife’s finances.
He mentioned two incoming payments of Rs80 lakhs for the drama serial ‘Humsafar’ and approximately Rs2.5 crores for the drama serial ‘Anarkali’ that the couple were due to receive.
Mengal also said that he wanted to make the murder look like an accident.
According to sources, police have come to the conclusion that Umrani’s wife played no major part in the murder and they are trying to convince her to turn state witness.
Mengal was detained by the police for questioning, when his driver had earlier confessed that he had committed the murder on the behest of his employer.
driver confesses: Muhammad Bukhsh Umrani, the driver of Afreen Baig, before a judicial magistrate on Thursday, confessed to his crime of killing the TV producer and playwright at the behest of her husband, Farooq Mengal.
Judicial Magistrate, South, Anwarul Hassan Siddiqui, who recorded the evidence of the detainee under Section 164 of the Criminal Procedure Code, enquired as to how had he arranged this murder and the accused, Umrani, revealed that he and his wife, Zahida (who is also in detention), killed Afreen on the directions of the deceased’s husband.
The accused said that Mengal had expressed suspicion that his wife had developed illicit relations with her ex-husband and had been meeting him on and off. He said that Mengal had also promised Rs 1,000,000 to him for killing his wife.
Umrani further disclosed that according to the plan, Mengal had said that he was selling one of his drama serials and when he would receive the money, he would give the promised amount to him.
The accused said that before the date (October 12) was set for killing Afreen Baig, Mengal had left for Lahore and he kept in touch with him on telephone. However, Afreen went to her mother’s house on the date and when Mengal telephoned Umrani, he became furious and abused him after knowing that the driver had failed to carry out the plan. He further asked him (Umrani) to commit the murder without any delay.
On October 13, Afreen Baig returned home along with her mother, her son, Faham, and her sisters. Later, as the mother and sisters left the house, they (Umrani and his wife) forced Afreen to sign two cheques (of Rs 280,000) and also snatched her credit card from which they withdrew a cash of Rs15,000. Later, they forced her to take liquor and drugs, and finally strangled her to death.
The accused further disclosed that Mengal had persuaded him to kill his wife saying that both of them (Umrani and Mengal) were Baloch by cast, so he (Umrani) should assist him in carrying out this honour killing. This factor provoked him to kill a ‘corrupt woman’, he said.
The court, after hearing this confessional statement, ordered to shift the accused to judicial custody. His wife, Zahida, will record her statement during the next hearing.
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KARACHI: Suspects in Afreen's murder held
By Our Staff Reporter
KARACHI, Oct 17: The couple suspected of having killed producer and TV artist Afreen Baig has been arrested. Police brought Mohammad Bux and his wife Zahida to the city from Punjab on Sunday.
"The couple has confessed that they had strangled Afreen and escaped by a PIA flight to Lahore," DIG Investigation Manzoor Mughal told Dawn.
The body of Afreen Baig was found floating in the bathtub in her house in Clifton. The doctor who examined the body said that marks of abrasion were found on her wrist and ankles which suggested that her hands and legs had been tied before she was killed. Similar marks were also found on her neck.
Mr Mughal said that Zahida, hailing from Punjab, had been hired as housemaid about three years back. Mohammad Bux, who belongs to Tamboo, Naseerabad (Balochistan), was hired about one-and-a-half years later as domestic servant. They got married nine months back.
The police official said the couple told investigators that they murdered Afreen because they were sick of her rude behaviour and decided to take revenge.
On Wednesday night, they tied Afreen's hands and legs while she was in her bedroom, and forced her to sign a cheque for Rs280,000. They strangled her at around 2am on Thursday and dumped her body in the bathtub.
In the morning, they got the cheque encashed and proceeded to a PIA booking office and after getting tickets, flew to Lahore.
Mr Mughal said that the police had recovered the cash, jewellery (including a diamond ring), a wristwatch and two suitcases of expensive clothes.
He said the ropes used in the incident had also been recovered on the lead provided by the suspects. Police are collecting more evidences before seeking the suspects' remand from a court.
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thanx sana but u know wat... i dont want anyone else.... u know na wat i mean... i dont want any one else to be my life partner...just pray... coz i badly need prayers....
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sharara said:
ok.. no probs.. lekin y a seperate topic jab ke sentiments hai hai?
coz that topic was started on 18th oct whereas his bday is today...n i wanted to open a separate topic for him... but hey guys u can delete it coz he isnt seeing it n if u guys want k bas aik topic ho jo k sentiments main hai tu u guys can delete mine...main nay tu fragi ko wish karnay ko specially ya topic banaya tha but he isnt around to see it... neyways...
happy birthday fragi once again... may all ur wishes come true....
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Hey admins and mods...Guys i have a request... plz dont move this topic or unstick it... jabtak Fragi na daikh lain plzzzzz.... its a request n i beg u guys plzzzz dont move it n dont unstick it... thanx....
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~*Prison Vs School*~
In prison: you spend the majority of your time in an 8x10 cell. In school: you spend most of your time at a desk that sticks to your butt.
In prison: you get three meals a day. In school: you only get a break for 1 meal and you have to pay for it.
In prison: you get time off for good behavior. In school: you get rewarded for good behavior by being called the teacher's pet.
In prison: a guard locks and unlocks all the doors for you. In school: you get locked out of your classroom from the inside.
In prison: you can watch TV and play games. In school: you get detention for playing games.
In prison: you get your own toilet. In school: you have to share and wait your turn in line.
In prison: they allow your family and friends to visit. In school: you cannot even speak to your family and friends.
In prison:you spend most of your life looking through bars from the inside wanting to get out. In school: you spend most of your time wanting to get out and go inside bars.
