Karachi (Pakistan News online) the son of deceased Qawwal Amjad Sabri, emerging Qawwal Mujaddid Sabri, has revealed that his family left the city for some time after his father’s murder due to inappropriate questions from the media.
While talking to a private TV channel’s program ‘Hansana Mana Hai’, he said that he is the eldest among the sisters and brothers and has taken the place of his father; his sister is married while his younger brother is engaged.
Mujaddid Sabri said that he has no intention of getting married at the moment, but he will get married in the next few years.
Sabri Brothers
Mujadid Sabri told that His grandfather Ghulam Farid Sabri and his brother are called ‘Sabri Brothers’ and they have registered ‘Sabri Brothers’ under the laws of the Government of Pakistan.
He said that his father was the eighth among his 11 siblings, but his other brothers were not fond of Qawwali, so despite being younger, his father took over the family responsibilities.
Talking about the media’s behavior after his father’s murder, Mujaddid Sabri said that his family had temporarily left the city due to the inappropriate behavior and questions of the media.
After his father’s death, although people used to come to his house to sympathize with them but the behavior of the media was inappropriate.
According to Mujaddid Sabri, the media not only called his family to TV channels, but also the channels’ DSNG vans were always parked outside his house, there was not a single day when the media did not come to talk to him.
According to Mujaddid Sabri, his family had temporarily shifted from Karachi to Lahore due to the inappropriate questions and behavior of the media. He said without naming the TV channel that a reporter had asked him that he remembered his father?
Instead of answering the reporter, he asked him, is his father alive? the reporter confirmed that his father is alive, he asked the reporter in a questioning manner that when his father passed away, he would come to ask him the same question and he would be answered.