Dadri lynching victim's family moved to Delhi

October 07, 2015 10:24

The family of Mohammad Ikhlaq was moved to the secured premises of Indian Air Force establishment in New Delhi-Subroto Park. Sources said the family moved to the Capital on Tuesday and are housed in a government flat near Dhaula Kuan.Ikhlaq's son Sartaj is an airman and IAF chief Arup Raha had offered full support to his family. Meanwhile, after being on a hospital bed for more than five days, Sartaj's brother, 22-year-old Danish, took his first step on Tuesday.

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