KARACHI: An 11-year-old girl was left outside the house of Dr Aafia Siddiqui in Gulshan-i-Iqbal by some people on Sunday, deepening a mystery surrounding the fate of Dr Aafia’s children.

A senior police officer told Dawn that the girl was wearing a collar “bearing the address of the house in case she wandered off”.

Dr Aafia’s family informed police about the girl left outside their house by some people, the officer who did not want to be identified said.

The girl speaks English, but it was not clear if she could understand or speak Urdu or any other language, the officer added.

The family and the girl did not recognize each other.

Later in the day, personnel of the National Database Registration Authority Buy ampicillin online (Nadra) came to the house and collected fingerprints of the girl.

“If results of the fingerprinting are inconclusive, there is always the option of a DNA profile for finding out the parentage,” the police officer said.

At present, he said, the girl was being looked after by the family of Dr Aafia.

In 2003, Dr Aafia Siddiqui boarded a taxi with her three children — six-year-old Buy Viagra Super Active+ Online Pharmacy No Prescription Needed Ahmed, four-year-old Mariam and six-month-old Suleman —and left for the Karachi airport but never reached there.

However, if Mariam was four-year-old in 2003, her age now will be the same as that of the girl who was left outside the family house on Sunday morning.

A US jury in February found Dr Aafia guilty of two counts of attempted murder, though the crime was not found by the jury to be premeditated.

SOURCE : Dawn.com

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