Murdered Faheemuddin's dead body reaches Karachi from Germany

The dead body of Pakistani Faheemuddin, who was killed in Germany, reached to Karachi from Germany on Monday morning.
According to the 24News HD TV channel, the dead body of the deceased was transported to Karachi Airport by the flight of foreign airline Pegasus Air.
The heirs of Fahimuddin received the body from the cargo terminal of Karachi Airport.
Talking to media at the Karachi airport, murdered Faheem's brother said Faheem was residing in Germany since 1992. He was killed with a knife while his wife and daughter were seriously injured in the incident and their condition in a German hospital, is critical.
Brother said the deceased Faheemuddin used to drive a taxi in Germany. He also claimed that his brother Faheem's killer was not killed by the police as the German police fired a bullet at the foot of the killer and he is being treated in a hospital.
He rejected the reports claiming that the killer was a psychopath and said it should not happen, anyone should be declared a psychopath and acquitted.
He said the killer was also a taxi driver and not a psychopath. He also appealed to higher authorities for justice.
The funeral prayer of the deceased will be offered at the Muhammadi Mosque near Liaquat Ali Chowk after the Prayer Zuhr.
Pertinent to mention here that a day before yesterday on March 16, a 58-year old Pakistani was killed while his wife and daughter got injured during a knife attack in Germany.
The sad incident appeared in the city of Ulm in the southern German state of Baden-Wurttemberg when a mentally ill German entered the house of Pakistani-born family and stabbed 58-year Faheem with a knife.
The wife and 13-year old daughter of deceased Faheem got seriously injured during the attack while two young daughters remained safe who hide themselves during the heinous act. The victim family was resident of Uzairabad area of Karachi.
Police rushed the site and killed the attacker on the spot who was reportedly mentally ill. The dead body and the injured were shifted to nearby hospital for treatment.