In a surprising event, heirs of the Karsaz road accident victims on Friday pardoned the suspect, maintaining that they had no issue to granting them bail in the case as the collision was not intentional.
“Matters have been settled between us and we have pardoned the suspect. We have forgiven for Allah’s sake, who’s the most kind and most merciful,” read the affidavit that would be submitted in the court during hearing of the suspect’s plea seeking bail.
The heirs said they had no objection to granting bail to the suspect as the accident that happened was not a deliberate murder attempt.
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“We have given this no-objection certificate without any pressure. What we have said in the affidavit is absolutely correct,” the affidavit read.
On the suspect’s plea, the no objection certificates would be presented in court by inheritors of the victims — Imran’s son Usama Arif, wife and a daughter.
The accident
A young woman and an elderly man were killed when the suspect’s luxury vehicle crashed into multiple vehicles near the Pakistan Maritime Museum on August 19.
The deceased and injured were brought to the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) for medico-legal formalities and treatment, respectively.
Those killed in the accident were identified as daughter and father, 26-year-old Aamna and 60-year-old Imran, while one of the injured was reportedly in critical condition.
According to law enforcement officials, the woman who caused the accident received an injury on her head and her CT scan was conducted at the JPMC.
The woman was going through the service road near Karsaz when, according to her, the car got out of control and caused the accident.
