“Kashmala Tariq’s son was driving”, says Islamabad accident survivor

The survivor of the Islamabad accident that claimed the lives of four people at G-11 signal on Srinagar Highway alleges that it was Kashmala Tariq’s son, Azlan Khan, driving the SUV, rebutting the claim of the Federal Ombudsman for Protection against Harassment of Women.

In a video message released on social media, the survivor of the Islamabad accident, Mujib ur Rehman refuted the claims made by Kashmala Tariq regarding her son being innocent in the matter as he was not behind the wheel of the vehicle.

“Kashmala Tariq’s son Azlan was driving the car and I have seen him myself,” he can be seen explaining the incident in the video clip while requesting Prime Minister Imran Khan to take notice of the matter and ensure justice for his friends who lost their lives in the tragic accident at G-11 signal on Srinagar Highway.

Furthermore, the capital city police has summoned Kashmala Tariq and her husband Waqas Khan to question them about the accident.

It is pertinent to mention that Kashmala Tariq’s son, Azlan Khan, was granted pre-arrest bail by Additional Sessions Judge Mohammad Sohail against surety bonds of Rs. 50,000 until February 16.

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About the incident

Kashmala Tariq was travelling with her son, Azlan Khan and husband, Waqas Khan, when their VIP protocol ran a red light at the G-11 signal on Srinagar Highway in Islamabad and killed four people while injuring two more.

One of the said vehicles was a black Toyota Fortuner with a ‘green government number plate’ with registration GAH-555 while the vehicle which was part of the VIP protocol and caused the accident had an Islamabad plate with registration WX-077.

According to Islamabad police at the time, the driver of the vehicle had been taken into custody. “The police will act in accordance with law and proceed legally against those responsible.” said the authorities in a tweet.

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