Dr. Akash Ansari, an eminent revolutionary, writer and intellectual poet of Sindh, tragically lost his life in a fire that broke out in the Quété Citizen colony of Qasimabad, Hyderabad. However, the circumstances surrounding his death raised suspicion and the authorities have launched an investigation.
The reports indicate that the son of Dr Ansari was slightly injured in the incident. The fire started in a room where Dr. Ansari was sleeping, and the initial assessments suggest that it may have been caused by a short circuit, despite a radiator used in the room.
Rescue sources have confirmed that Dr. Ansari, 70, had been found dead on the scene. His son, Latif Ansari, was transferred to the Burns district of the civil hospital to be treated there. Local police confirmed that after having extinguished the fire, they transported the body to the hospital for a more in -depth examination.
Family sources have revealed that the funeral of Dr. Akash Ansari should initially take place in his hometown of Badin. However, following suspicion surrounding his death, the police intervened, recalling the family in Hyderabad. The body was returned to the civil hospital for a post-mortem.
Friends close to Dr Ansari have expressed their concern that his death was not accidental. Police said the first post -mortem results suggest signs of unfair playing.
Dr. Abdul Hamid Mughal, who led the autopsy, reported that there were deep wounds on the body of Dr Ansari, in accordance with the injuries of a pointed object. In addition, signs of burning have been found, but it is not clear if the injuries or the fire ultimately caused his death.
A full report on the cause of death is expected to be published on Monday.
It also appeared that Dr. Akash Ansari had undergone tensions with his adopted son, Latif Ansari. In the days preceding the incident, Dr. Ansari had filed a complaint against Latif at the Bhittai Nagar police station. Latif, which was present at the scene of the fire, said that the fire was caused by a short circuit.
Sindh -chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah expressed his condolences on the tragic death of Dr. Akash Ansari and asked the authorities to conduct an in -depth investigation into the incident.
The chief minister also paid tribute to Dr. Ansari’s lasting contributions to Sindhi literature and culture, describing him as a brilliant poet whose work will continue to inspire.
Head Minister Shah prayed for the soul of Dr Ansari to rest in peace and exercised his condolences to the bereaved family.
