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Police believes Rohi Bano’s son killed by hired gun

Staff Report

LAHORE: The investigating police believe that a hired assassin killed prominent TV and film actress Rohi Bano’s only son Ali and the reason of murder was a property dispute.

However, Bano disappeared after the burial as her house (8-B Gulberg III) is still locked.

Model Town Superintendent of Police (Investigation) Intisar Hussain Jafery said the police had interrogated Ali’s three friends, because they were the last people who met him before his death, but still found nothing.

Police said that during the preliminary investigation, it was found that Ali and his friends drank liquor and used hash and morphine. It was also revealed that Ali and one of his friends were running a real estate business in the Defence Housing Authority.

Police said that Ali had a dispute within his family over the distribution of inherited property in Gulberg. Model Town Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) Sub Inspector Nawaz Cheema, who interrogated Ali and his friends during Amir Sindhu’s murder investigation on August 11, said that Ali told him that his maternal grandmother was murdered in Karachi over a dispute on inherited property. Cheema said that Amir Sindhu was a friend of Ali’s and his investigations were still in progress.

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